Jason Tonelli Report: The fishing this week in the harbour was a little slower than last week. We had a few charters out and it was definitely on the slow side this week. We did have a few different weather fronts come in, a high pressure NW and then a low pressure SE, so things…

Outlook: Checking in on the weather forecast for this weekend and the long range we will give you Vancouver & Squamish 14day forecasts.  While we have a snowfall warning for this weekend in the GVRD but don’t let than dampen your shopping spirits!! The winter chinook salmon fishing is in full swing now so don’t…

You may have noticed that I didn’t do a report last week. That’s because there really wasn’t much to report. On the day the previous weekly report came out the rains started up which allowed the remainder of the mature salmon to head up the river. Since then we’ve had spells of rain and unsettled weather typical for…

Saltwater Report: October 18th, 2013 It’s been a bit of a dry spell for chinook after the wet spell we had in late September that flushed up the main run up the rivers, particularly at the Capilano River. A few coho have still been caught. With that said we have also enjoyed a dry spell of…

Last week all the rains we had gave any salmon at the mouth of the Capilano a green light to head up the river, causing some slow fishing at the “Cap Mouth”.  I am pleased to report the rains have backed off, the river has dropped, and we are once again starting to see some…

Saltwater Report: The mouth of the Cap has been slow since the last report due to a huge amount of rain than allowed the fish easy passage up the river.  However, the forecast is much better this coming week and the river is now dropped back down and we should see some more coho and…

Saltwater Reports: Eddie Matthei We have certainly been enjoying an Indian summer and although the mornings and evenings are getting cooler the fishing is getting hotter! This past week has had some amazing bites that got myself and a few other guides close to or into the double digits on fish on in a 5hr…

This is one of my favorite times of the year.  The weather cools off a bit as the hot summer sun and NW winds are replaced by overcast skies and SE winds which often result in flat calm local conditions.  The big fall chinook are rolling in at the S Arm of the Fraser River…

Welcome back Capt Air Cast!   A.K.A. Eddie! It sure felt great to be back on the water after a month long absence recovering from a broken foot. All the reports of the good fishing I was missing was driving me crazy. My main goal was to heal in time to participate in the Chinook Classic…