Fresh Quadra Island Fishing Reports

Fishing Report – July 1st Location: The Hump, Campbell River Depth: 255 ft Lure: Go Bananas Spoon Target Depth: 150 ft This morning’s trip delivered steady action and smiling faces! We were fishing the Hump in 255 feet of water, working gear at 150 feet, where a swarm of Coho lit up the sonar. Most of the activity came from wild and hatchery Coho, with a few powerful Chinooks crashing the party and giving us a workout before being released. The Go Bananas spoon was the clear winner today — flashing, dancing, and getting crushed on the troll. ✅ We kept a few fresh hatchery Coho for the BBQ and released all wilds with care. ? The fish are in, the bite is on, and July charters are filling up fast. Message Captain Dan to book your trip before it’s too late. TD Coastal Adventures Campbell River, BC #FishingReport #CampbellRiver #GoBananasSpoon #CohoBite #FishBC #TDCoastalAdventures #TightLinesBC #BackOnTheHump

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

July fishing forecast predicts a chookie mayhem, coho fireworks, and pink salmon on the way! Campbell River is ? right now. The salmon bite is full throttle, and this month is shaping up to be one of the best we’ve seen in years. Here’s what we’re catching at TD Coastal Adventures: ? Chinook (King) – 15–25 lbs and hitting deep! Tyee-class fish showing up daily. Spoons and anchovy rigs are dialed in at 130–180 ft. ? Coho (Silver) – First hatchery fish have arrived and they’re wild! Fast, aggressive, and crushing gear. Doubles and triples are happening when you find the schools. ? Lingcod & Rockfish – Bottom fishing is solid on the reefs when the tides play nice. Vertical jigs and bait combos are putting meat in the box. ? Halibut – Surprise slabs showing up on our full-day combos. Always a welcome bonus! ? COMING SOON: BIG PINK SALMON RETURN Late July will bring waves of pinks — aggressive, fast-paced action perfect for light tackle and family fun. Forecasts show a strong return this year, so get ready for bent rods and big smiles. ? We’re fishing productive lanes off Mitlenatch Island, Cape Mudge, and the Green Can drift zones. We follow the bait and the birds — because that’s where the action is. ? Captain Dan’s Tip: “Fish deep, fish bold. July rewards the ones who adapt fast and stay in the zone. If you’re not marking bait, move — the bite is there if you find it.” ? Prime spots are filling fast. ? Weekends: Almost gone ? Weekdays: Morning departures still open ?️ All charters launch from Dock D – Discovery Marina ✅ 3, 5 & 8-hour trips ✅ All gear, bait, and fish care included ✅ Great for first-timers, hardcore anglers & families ⸻ ? AUGUST TEASER – THE FEEDING FRENZY BUILDS August brings stacked schools of Coho, stronger pink numbers, and the arrival of big, late-run Chinook. It’s when things go from hot… to ? full-on fire. If July is the warm-up, August is the main event. ? Expect faster action, more variety, and a real chance at your bucket list Chinook in calm summer seas. ? This is your time to get on the water. ⸻ ? Book now through Fishbooker or message Captain Dan direct. The tides are right. The fish are here. Let’s go. ? TD COASTAL ADVENTURES – WHERE SALMON LEGENDS BEGIN

? 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.

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

Perfect spring fishing weather with calm seas