Fresh Campbell River Visitor Centre Fishing Reports

? FISHING REPORT – TD Coastal Adventures ?? Date: June 11 ? COHO OPENED JUNE 1st! ? You can now retain 2 hatchery coho per person, per day — and they’re here in solid numbers! We’ve been hooking into silver bullets at 60 feet, especially around the mid-hump and out on the Flats by the green can. Hot action, chrome fish, and some days are lighting up like it’s August. ? Hatchery ID Tip: Look for a missing adipose fin — that’s the tiny fin between the dorsal and tail. If it’s gone, you’re good to keep it. Wilds go back, hatchery fish come home with you. ? Why Your Fish Tastes Better With Us At TD Coastal, we don’t toss fish on dry ice or into warm bins. We use a cold salt ice slurry — a pro-level method that flash-chills your fish down to just below freezing in minutes. That means: ✔️ No mushy flesh ✔️ No blood pool around the belly ✔️ Sushi-grade quality for your BBQ or smoker ✔️ A serious upgrade from the “cooler with ice cubes” approach We bleed and slurry immediately — because we respect the fish, and we want your catch to be the best you’ve ever tasted. ? Ready to get on the water? Spots are filling up quick — June tides are sweet, and the bite is on now. ? Book today before the window passes. Let’s hook into chrome and keep it cold the right way. See you on deck, – Captain Dan Old school grit. Cold salt brine. Damn good fishing.

Keeping a bent rod is a challenge, Real got the hang of it. The group hooked up to coho, chinook, ligcod & rock fish.

Local Beaver flights departing off my starboard side and local Coho flying in the air on my port side.

Great action when Marley hooked up to a nice coho (silver) salmon!

Catch and release salmon fishing is vary popular between April 1 and June 1

Scouting the local fishing grounds for upcoming charters and hooked up to a nice lingcod. Slammed my gear hard and put up a great battle!