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"I have personally fished with Jay since he started his charter business. I have come back every year since and not once has Jay ever dissapointed me. I have recommended Jay and his group to many of my business associates and they have all come back with great stories of good times.
We collectivelly have created the Calgary connection and the majority of them are all repeat clients, that speaks volumes about how Jay runs his business.
There are not many places in this world that you can catch a 50lb salmon, Tofino is such a place and Jay helped me catch such a fish two years ago."
--Brian Ness
--Calgary Alberta
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Tofino B.C. Fishing Report September 2002As another amazing fishing season starts to wind down for Chinook Salmon in the Tofino/Clayoquot Sound area on Vancouver Island’s west coast, many anglers in the know, consider this the prime time for most other species of Saltwater gamefish. The reliable weather conditions during September and October make most types of fishing in the area not only accessible, but very productive as well. Offshore waters are still very productive for various bottomfish, with Ling Cod and Halibut preferring large Jigs like the 7 oz. Gibbs Minnow, or Mudrakers bounced along the bottom. With Coho Salmon returning to local waters in amazing numbers, this near shore, light tackle fishery undoubtedly offers some of the finest fishing action on the British Columbia coast. Consider trolling with a mini flasher and a small spoon like the Gibbs Gypsy or small Super Diamond, as well as needlefish hoochies in shades of green. A fantastic light tackle fishery for Coho is with a live needlefish hooked through the nose with a #2 Gamakatsu and a slip weight. The action intensifies when multiple rods hook up with feisty Coho Salmon 15-20 ft under the boat. This time of the year is truly the Saltwater Fly fishermen’s dream come true, with large, aggressive Salmon hitting most flies with a vengeance. Cast flies like the Chartruese Clayoquot Clouser or trolled Pink/Orange Buck tails will entice the true feeding characteristics of these great sport fish. Try Kutcous Pt., Chetarpe, or B.S. Pass with flooding tide the best. The area’s fresh water opportunities are now coming into prime time, with local lakes and streams offering great action on Rainbow and Cutthroat Trout, and some great catch and release action on different Salmon species. Flies or spinners are the fall favorite, all rigged with a single barbless hook. For some absolutely phenomenal late season fishing, consider Tofino’s various options for a weekend getaway. Call us toll free at 1-888-534-7422 or see us at www.tofinofishing.com for info about great fishing yet this year, as well as best bets for 2003.
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