Terrace, BC fishing update.

Posted on June 27th, 2011

Noel Gyger reports:

Weather has been cool all week with only a spattering of rain. This is good

as most rivers are now fishable, some only borderline. More rain is predicted for the

weekend, hope it is light. The Skeena River has been dropping since June 19 and is

now fishable. There should be good numbers of Chinook (King) Salmon migrating up

river to spawn in their native waters. Sockeye fishing has started. The Kalum River is

high but in good shape. A few anglers are heading out to try their luck fishing for

Chinook (King) Salmon. The Zymoetz (Copper) River is high but fishable. Chinook

should be coming in. Kitimat River: Fishing for Chinook has been slow. The water is

coming down and some fish are in. In the whole region this is still the best place to fish

for Chinook. Keep the faith, any high tide can still bring in lots of fish. Douglas Channel:

I have reports of Chinook landed “out front” in the bay but it has been slow. Prince

Rupert: I have reports of good Chinook fishing. Bottom fish and Crab have been good

also. Check the full report for details fishing the Chatham Sound area near Prince

Rupert. Meziadin: Marvin Reid reports, that once again this week, the fishing at

Meziadin has been awesome. There has been some excellent Dolly Varden being

landed, along with a few Rainbows. Smithers area: Rainbow Alley: The water is still

really high. Minnow patterns still work. Depending on the time off day you may want to

use a stone fly as well. Lots of fish activity. Other Lakes: Lake fishing is still really good.

Char and Rainbows being caught in good numbers

This week reports came from Mike Herzberg, Almudena Miles, Andreas Handl, Andrew

Rushton, Tracey Hittel, Marvin Reid and Steve Hidber. Thank you to the fishing guides

and others who sent reports and photos. It is very much appreciated!

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If you would like to book a guided trip with Noel Gyger, you can contact him at, www.noelgyger.ca .