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Sockeye salmon is an anadromous species of salmon found in the Northern Pacific Ocean and rivers discharging into it. This species is a Pacific salmon that is primarily red in hue during spawning. They can be up to 84 cm in length and weigh anywher

The Black Fury with a plain treble hook is one of the great all-time Mepps spinners. The special Black Fury blade spins closer to the body than the classic Aglia blade so it easily fishes shallow to mid-depths. All Mepps Black Furys are excellent low

The Mepps Aglia spinner is the original French spinner. It is the World's #1 Lure. More trophy fish have been caught on the Mepps Aglia than any other lure. The Mepps Aglia is extremely popular with fishermen world-wide because it will catch just

What should you know about a fishing lodge package at Jimmie Jack’s Alaska Fishing Lodge?  This lodge gives families the opportunity to have their own lodge room or their cabin so that they can enjoy our fishing charters and their ow

Spoon fishermen around the world are limiting out on the Mepps Syclops. Whether you fish for pike, salmon, trout, walleyes or panfish, there's a Syclops just right for you. Available in five sizes and a wide variety of proven colors, no other spo

    ( northern Michigan Atlantic salmon on the streamer/intruder aggressive swing-Russia/ Quebec without the price tag and travel hassles-2016 should be an amazing year!)  SO!!!!... every August I try to give a fair and balanced look

There are a few things you should know if you want to catch a sockeye salmon in the Kenai River. I’ll give you some key tips today. Click here for  "Original" Alaska Lodge  packages Click here for  Alaska SeaScape L

Hello Fellow Anglers      I will take this opportunity to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and best wishes in the New Year.  Lets hope that 2015 will be as productive a year as it was in 20

            ( a stunning gorgeous beast of  a coho from the St Joseph River yesterday 9/8/16 taken on a mysis shrimp pattern- Coho were the first Pacific transplants back in the 60's Michigan Great Lakes revolu

Hello Fellow Anglers      The fall Chinook fishery at the Capilano was a lot stronger this year than it has been in recent years, and it looks as if a few larger fish are beginning to come back to th

We have had some amazing fishing the past few weeks with many large sturgeon caught tagged and released. The salmon fishing was closed on the Fraser due to low sockeye numbers but we are still offering Vancouver Salmon charters out in the ocean and o

OUTLOOK Well it was an interesting week in the fishing world. DFO has decided to close the Fraser both in the tidal and non tidal portions of the river. They cited low sockeye number as the reason and also commended sports anglers for using selectiv

DFO ANNOUNCES CLOSURE Current run size estimates of Fraser River Summer Run sockeye salmon combined with record water temperatures in the Fraser River have resulted in no allowable harvest and a conservation concern. The Department’s priorities

Vancouver salmon fishing has gotten pretty exciting as more and more migratory chinook salmon push into local waters.  Waves of chinook salmon have been rolling by local hotspots in varying volume every day.  There are good schools of pinks

Fishing Report for Portland, Oregon on the Columbia River from Marvin's Guide Service. FastActionFishing.com (503) 314-5087 Columbia River in the Portland area, we are starting to see steelhead action. It's definitely improving the last couple days

Transition from Steelhead to Trout Posted by  Ted Kraimer  -  April 28 2015 Trout opener has come and gone and apparently most of the steelhead run has too. Without any rain the past week or two the water levels have really come down

Fishing this week on the Kenai river was pretty descent. The Kenai river is open to King fishing and you are alowed to keep one of any size which is really nice. First time in 5 years! The sockeye just started showing up yesterday in big numbers! Thi

OUTLOOK Sockeye fever has set in! We are hearing good to great reports from the saltwater guide fleet and the river anglers on the Fraser are putting up pretty epic numbers as well. On the saltwater front we have blue flashers back in stock though l

OUTLOOK If you are living under a rock you might not have heard but the sockeye are open in both freshwater and saltwater! It looks as though we will see 13 million plus fish. In this week’s saltwater fishing report Jason has some tips and tri

Hello Anglers Well fishing in AK this year has been really good for Sockeye Halibut and trout. King fishing has been a bit slow but no matter cause there's lots of Sockeye around and they are one of the best eating salmon! We started at 5 AM this