We had a few charters in the very end of October and we hit some Capilano chinook into the mid 20’s right up until the end of the month, but that is all a distant memory now.  The rains have come and the last of the chinook have headed up the river.  So this time…

Hey there folks! It’s time for a Mid-Month update! Since our last report we haven’t been on the water much, however, there is something to  report. On Saturday October 15  the usual 25 boats were plying the West Van Shoreline-Cap River Mouth. We left the dock at the crack of 8 am and headed out and dropped the…

Hey there folks! It’s time for the “after the long weekend” fishing report. Over the last 4 days, we’ve been fishing the local area hard and doing our best to  hook fish at the best bet in town, the mouth of the Capilano River.  Since our last Guide Journal entry, things have changed significantly. Significant…

Well the solid fishing continues…  The word is out that the big springs are in and the mouth of the Cap was packed on the weekend with the nice weather.  Despite the crowds our boats did extremely well and hooked multiple chinook and clients had big smiles and soar arms!  Guides Eddie and Andrew have…

Wow…it is Tuesday September 26.  The month of September has rolled by and we are just a few days away from October.  It is simply amazing that we are still blogging about the spectacular saltwater salmon fishing or more particularly, the amazing spring/chinook fishing.  Seasoned Vancouver veterans are calling the fall of 2011 “the best…

If you have been following our blog, were on a charter with us, or came by Pacific Angler last week, you know about the hot chinook fishing we had late last week and into the weekend.  Then it seemed to die down over the last 48 hours, with yesterday being extremely slow on the flood…

Fall is here and that brings in the big push of fall chinook and coho to our local waters, most notably West Vancouver and specifically the mouth of the Capilano River.  This fishery is literally only 5 minutes from our dock so it is a favorite for the locals and guides as the fishing grounds…

Here at Pacific Angler we live, breathe and dream of fishing 365 days of the year.  Some call us crazy, but to us it is just part of living the dream.  So what do the boys at Pacific Angler do on their one day off work…well of course fish. Let me introduce myself to you. …

Hi there folks….as you no doubt have noticed….we haven’t been filing reports…that simply because…we’ve been WAY TOO BUSY to file reports..because we’re busy fishing, netting, cleaning and bagging our guest’s catch. Guide Eddie has been netting Sockeye and Pinks like a bandit jumps trains, Jason T. has been pointing fingers and yelling “Fish On!” like…

We had two 5 hour charters yesterday and chinook fishing was good on both the morning and the afternoon trip.  Multiple chinook in the 10-25lb range were hooked off the Bell Buoy area by Captain Eddie and his guests on the Salty Dawg!  The fish were being hit from 30 to 70 feet down with…