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Oak Bay
Fishing Report
Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
May 8, 2012
Written By: Tom Vaida
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Summary - Overall fishing is MEDIOCRE
SPECIES
RATING
BEST TIDE
BEST TIME OF DAY
BEST DEPTHS(ft)
Chinook Salmon
to 12 lbs
MEDIOCRE
N/A
N/A
90 to 150
Halibut
to 40 lbs
SLOW
N/A
N/A
150 to 240
Not Targeted: Coho Salmon, Lingcod, Pink Salmon, Sockeye Salmon
Salmon Fishing Fair, Halibut Fishing Slow
Salmon fishing was FAIR on the Flats for hatchery springs up to 12 lbs. Anglers had been catching salmon while trolling in the Gap and on the Flats, just east of Brodie Rock. The best bet is trolling right on bottom in 100 to 150 feet of water with squirts, Baitrix tiny strip, small anchovy or Coho Killer spoons. Good squirts are the Cloverleaf, J-79 and Electric Chair. With spoons, 3½” or 4” Gypsy, Titans, and Coyotes in Cop Car or Silver/Green colors and the Gold Star Coho Killer. Glow in the dark flashers would be the best choice for springs now.
Halibut – – Halibut fishing was SLOW this past weekend. Several halibut were seen at the Cattle Point ramp on the weekend. .Extra large herring, Salmon Bellies and/or Octopus are the most popular baits for halibut. Berkely Gulp and Powerbait soft plastics also work very well. Berkely Gulp and Powerbait soft plastics also work very well. You can also use a large spoon fished off the spreader bar, Mudraker or Lucky Jigs or other large Jigs if you want to stay away from the dogfish.
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3319 Douglas Street
Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, V8Z 3L2
[ph] (250) 475-4969
[fax] (250) 475- 6942
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