Tuesday, August 29, 2006

Late and to the point, sort of.

All right all you fishing fanatics out there this is what you've been waiting for.
The Week Late derby results...
Unfortunately they are not here, and I don't have any Pictures for you. Except this


Makes you wish this was a joke


but there is good new, and it is not about car insurance.

If you want Derby News then Click here or the pugs

Monday, August 14, 2006

Chaos before The Derby


If you were here, you'd get this joke

Well August is now in full swing and the fishing is great.
Here's the Managment to explain:

On Sat Aug 12.
What a Day for fishing. The skies lighted up about 5:30am, and as full daylight approached the procession of boats out of Westview Marina, In beautiful Tahsis BC increased in numbers. Nearly one hundred boats fish daily out of the mouth of Esperanza sound. Last Saturday proved to be one of the most productive days, with limits returning to the dock by as early as 10:00am. The first Tyee (Chinook Salmon over 30lbs) hit the dock at 11:00am - Shawn McCallister, from Seattle WA, hoisted his first ever, Tyee, a 33lbs beauty. Less than an hour later Helen Leete, of Campbell River BC, weighed in a 35.5lbs Tyee to lead the daily Chinook board.



At 3:15pm Tom Anderson, of Port Orchard WA, posted a 41.5lbs Tyee, which everyone thought would hold out, as the largest salmon for the remainder of the day.



Several more mid to high 38lb Tyee were weighed in during the next 3 hours, then at 6:45pm Jade Smith, from Sand Pt. Idaho, Scaled a 45.5lbs Chinook. Wow! That is a great day fishing.
The largest Tyee for the 2006 season weighed in at the docks of Westview marina Was caught by Mr. Skip Slavin, on July 14, it weighed in at a solid 55lbs, What a Brute it was!!!



And Saturday wasn't the only great day of fishing, Friday had it's own race for the big one

Just one of the many contestants


And the other days had their moments as well:

Ben W. with his Dad

And as the saying around here goes "if you can't beat quality, go for quantity"






Don't forget, we still have halibut coming in strong


and now because you'd rather look at pictures.











Well thats all from the docks today, be sure to check in next week for coverage of the Annual Westview Marina Fishing Derby.
~Dockblogger~


Westview Marina
Salmon Enhancement Derby
August 18 and 19


$1,000 biggest Chinook

Hundreds of other prizes

Practise up your fish dance!
Recite your favorite fish story!


Remember! It is all about the FISH!


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For more information:
Phone :1-800-992-3252
1-250-934-7672
or e-mail: info@westviewmarina.com

Thursday, August 03, 2006

AAAnd August Is here!

OK its picture time and I guess we'll startof with the first timers, with their first catches, or just the young fisher people.





And If you think that some of those fish out weigh the fishers check this out

An 184lbs Hlibut caught by Brian Russell on July 31



Now a quick note to those with the question: How's the fishing?
I give you "The Fishing"



Thats how the fishing is.

Monday, July 24, 2006

July 25

And what a scorcher we've had this week. maxing out at nearly 35ºC (around 100ºF) breaking heat records in the area. Though the weather was hot the Fishing was hotter.














And as I said last time the "Robert C. Seamans" stopped in for visit on their way to Seattle from the Queen Charlottes




Some of the crew relaxing after a day of exploring the town

And now a special message to the How family from Elizabeth

"Hi mom"

The towns people bid the Ship farewell as they watched the wind take her away


as for record fish here are two of the catch of the day catches for the last week:


The two Gunnings with their 36.5 pound fish.


Tannis Peterson showing her gratitude towards her catch.

Alright I know that this is probally filled with errors and typos so if you find any post a comment and I'll fix it

~Dockblogger~



Wednesday, July 19, 2006

More Pics for you

First and formost mention must go to Skip Slavin and Bill conroy whom landed a 55 pound spring off of Ferrer Point on the 14th of July



Secondly the format of the time stamps on the pictures go day/month/year

And now on to the pictures...









And now this last pic goes out to Mr. tom Little Jr.:

"It's nice to see that Dad still has the touch."