mikeymikey Posted September 20, 2007 Report Posted September 20, 2007 Every since the past few rains, cooler weather, pier salmon fishing have been very slow. Is this normal or will there still be many good weeks to come? I actually had best time during past few weeks when temperature was lil higher than now.
tributaryhunter Posted September 20, 2007 Report Posted September 20, 2007 it will pick up again, the first little runs that were hanging around the piers already went up, the big runs are still out in the lake, keep trying and, you will hit them eventually, this warm weather is not helping either. cheers
salmon Posted September 20, 2007 Report Posted September 20, 2007 Mikey I was out just this past Sunday and it was cold, it kept most guys at home. I managed to go 2 for 3. The major run is yet to follow. Jose
henryko Posted September 20, 2007 Report Posted September 20, 2007 wow, good to know it aint slowing down yet...i was so exciting when the rain came, but i didnt have time to go to bronte....
Hooked Posted September 20, 2007 Report Posted September 20, 2007 I hear ya mikey, was out last Saturday, caught 2 and haven't caught any since.
oncogene Posted September 20, 2007 Report Posted September 20, 2007 it will pick up again, the first little runs that were hanging around the piers already went up, the big runs are still out in the lake, keep trying and, you will hit them eventually, this warm weather is not helping either. cheers That sounds good! The title of the thread disappointed me a lil lol... I just got my gear for salmon and haven't even started yet!! Need my first salmon bad~!!!
xrap Posted September 21, 2007 Report Posted September 21, 2007 Nothing has gone up the creek so far. I talked to a guyt hat fished thier i the mornign after the bit of rain we had and he said the fish got to the reb bridge and then when the sun came out they turned around ad headed back to the lake.
CLofchik Posted September 21, 2007 Report Posted September 21, 2007 Alot of the fish infront of rivermouths have been hanging around for awhile now and really starting to turn dark. The darker they get the slower the action on spoons. Been getting one or two a day fishing Bronte dawn or dusk with something that rattles or wobbles. Rattle Spots, Canadian Wigglers and J-13's have been dinging more fish than spoons the last week. And there's still a good three weeks of salmon fishing left. Plus there's lot's of Coho's around.
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