Fishing Reports

Fishing is still excellent on the inside of the sound. A lot of staging Chinooks are cycling in the inside channel. Beer Can Bay, San Carlos Point, Camel Rock, Galiano Bay Wall, Hoiss Point, and the Hisnet Wall are producing fish every day.

Fishing was hot and cold out at Bajo Reef for the past week and a half, but in the last two days it’s really picked up. With steady chrome Chinook and large Coho being caught every tide change.

Bottom fish are all on the outside anywhere from two to six miles out off of Maquinna, Beno, and Burwood. Look for any kind of structure on your sounder and GPS for the best results.

Start of with a Glow Cuttle Fish Hoochie for the first couple hours of the day. When the sun starts to hit the water, try switching to anchovies or cut plug herring. Spoons and Tomic plugs working well out at the reefs all day long!! Most of the fish being cleaned at the docks are full of large Pilchard’s; so don’t be afraid to try some of the larger spoons and plugs in your tackle box.

Grab a buddy or load up the family, and head on out to Moutcha Bay or Nootka Sound Resort and get those rods in the water…you could win $10,000 for the largest salmon weighed in at either one of our two resorts!!

Tight Lines, Good Luck, and Safe Fishing!