http://www.flyfishbc.com/forums/ This forum is where you will find special annoucments, seminars, classes and sales for advertisers of FFBC. en Thu, 09 Sep 2010 13:51:30 GMT vBulletin 60 http://www.flyfishbc.com/forums/images/misc/rss.png http://www.flyfishbc.com/forums/ http://www.flyfishbc.com/forums/threads/5223-Salt-Water-Coho-Season...and-more...-on-our-door-step?goto=newpost Tue, 31 Aug 2010 01:55:16 GMT Well,with such a great fishery pushing at our doorstep that lasts for about 2 months we have put together a spectacular Single Hand fly rod special... Well,with such a great fishery pushing at our doorstep that lasts for about 2 months we have put together a spectacular Single Hand fly rod special just for this. Approaching a Salt Water beach Coho fishery is a bit more complicated than many consider,the need for Distance,Stealth and fishing at various depths is too often overlooked and poorly understood.
Our package includes a Snowbee 9' ,4pc,#9 Salt Water fly rod(very fast),coupled with a Snowbee salt water friendly Geo 790 reel, 100 yards of Vision 28lb. Dacspun backing, 100' of Vision .031 (30lb.) floating Running Line and 2 shooting heads..One is the Beulah Elixir 295 grain floating head to be fished with a polytip and the other is a Vision Shooting head with an Intermediate tip. This set-up will allow you fish in all weather conditions from soft glass smooth water to rolling waves where the fish are laying in the top 12" of wave.
Regular retail for this package is $835......but until October 15th it will be on special to FFBC members for a smooth $600.00
There will only be 4 in stock so make the move early...By the way..this is also a great Fresh Water Salmon fishing set-up with the bonus of being a Salt Water Friendly deal. ]]> Advertisers Area SalaR http://www.flyfishbc.com/forums/threads/5223-Salt-Water-Coho-Season...and-more...-on-our-door-step http://www.flyfishbc.com/forums/threads/5185-NVO-Report?goto=newpost Tue, 17 Aug 2010 17:20:38 GMT Nicola Valley Outdoors Fishing Report for August 17, 2010 Mizzoula Lake for kokanee with a wedding band worm says one of our regular trusted... Nicola Valley Outdoors Fishing Report for August 17, 2010

Mizzoula Lake for kokanee with a wedding band worm says one of our regular trusted sources. They aren’t all that big, panfry size, bur oh so good!

Paradise / Island lakes fishing excellent on small caddis dries such as the BC Tri Wing Sedge,Baby Cali’s and the Goddard Sedge.

Steve went up tp Marquart last night, walked over to his favourite spot made one cast with a black mini leech and landed a four pound chromer. Feeling that was the pinnacle for the evening he packed his rod and headed home. Not a bad evening.

The Jacks are running quite well in the Thompson now. Reports of good catches are coming in.

The lower Fraser is fishing well for sockeye for everyone but me. I managed a sunburn on the back of my legs but couldn’t keep one pinned to the beach. Everyone else was getting limits, the fish gods weren’t with me that day. Next time.

We are going to try and get out this weekend.

Be safe and have fun.
Tight lines
Fred Watts
Nicola Valley Outdoors

250-378-9211 ]]> Advertisers Area phearless http://www.flyfishbc.com/forums/threads/5185-NVO-Report http://www.flyfishbc.com/forums/threads/5165-NVO-Report?goto=newpost Wed, 11 Aug 2010 04:27:36 GMT Nicola Valley Outdoors Fishing Report for August 10, 2010 Thompson River Jacks. We have been hearing of good catches from some folks who live up... Nicola Valley Outdoors Fishing Report for August 10, 2010

Thompson River Jacks.
We have been hearing of good catches from some folks who live up the river. The fly fishing has been very good as well. Stones and dries as usual.

Hook has been producing fine catches of rainbows up to two pounds on black leeches and wedding bands tipped with live worms or power bait worms.

Coquihalla Lakes have been hot with bloodworms hung under an indicator according to our source, who has been up for a few days.

Seems like most of our local lakes are having decent dry fly activity in the evenings. Tom Thumbs and Baby Blondes are doing fine.

Sockeye are open in region two on the Fraser. The fishing has been fair to great for the last couple of days. It would be worth a trip down. See you between Chilliwack and Hope on Sunday.
The Sturgeon fishing continues to be very good. Just ask Steve, he landed his first ever the other day.

Have fun on the water.
Tight lines
Fred Watts
Nicola Valley Outdoors

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