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September 2013 | Island Fisherman Magazine

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Larry E. Stefanyk. About 10 years later, sockeye started attracting attention when anglers in North Western Washington discovered they would take small, red-coloured plugs and spoons trolled slowly at depths of 35 to 90-feet. The setup is similar to that for pinks, but a 27 inch leader is usually preferred, and as many lures as possible are stacked on the downrigger cables as an added attraction to the sockeye. Following is a few tips about fishing for them. I looked at the photos and there were glimpses...

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March/April 2014 | Island Fisherman Magazine

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One Out of My Bucket List-Fishing Argentina-Patagonia. By Larry E. Stefanyk. Day one, I was driven to the Jorge Newbery Airfield Domestic Airport where I boarded a hour flight to San Martin de los Andes. Fernando Sosa was there to meet me at the airport. After a quick stop at the tourism office so I could purchase a 7-day Non resident fishing license for $540 pesos -$90.00 Canadian. We headed north for the two hour drive to our first destination,. Estancia Los Cachorros Lodge. Our next destination the.

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September 2014 | Island Fisherman Magazine

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Ultimate Trout Fishing in the Pacific Northwest | Island Fisherman Magazine

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Ultimate Trout Fishing in the Pacific Northwest. AVAILABLE IN A LIMITED EDITION OF 75 HARD COVER COPIES. Ultimate Trout Fishing in the Pacific Northwest. By Larry E. Stefanyk. As the saying goes, to catch a fish you have to think like a fish. ULTIMATE Trout Fishing in the Pacific Northwest instructs readers on how to think like a fish, but more specifically, how a local trout thinks! Want to know when to reach for an Elk Hair Caddis or Tom Thumb pattern or just use a worm? Click to download the excerpt.

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August 2014 | Island Fisherman Magazine

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Migratory Chinooks start arriving along the outskirts of Barkley Sound during June, then move inland as the season progresses. By mid-July, vanguards have entered Alberni Inlet as far as Lone Tree Point, which starts a summer-long fishery that continues right through until September rains raise and cool the Somass River. No matter which species is your target, you can fish lots of rods by stacking at various levels. You can easily use four or five lines out of an 18-foot boat without getting tangled.

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July 2014 | Island Fisherman Magazine

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Effective until 23:59 hours Friday, June 13, 2014 in Subareas 19-1 to 19-4 and Subarea 20-5(those waters near Victoria between Cadboro Point to Sheringham Point), the daily limit is two (2) Chinook salmon per day which may be wild or hatchery marked between 45 cm and 67 cm or hatchery marked greater than 67 cm in length. The minimum size limit in these areas is 45 cm in length. For more information fishing with Adrian out of Victoria or Zeballos check out his web site at www.reelobsession.ca. In my last ...

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May 2014 | Island Fisherman Magazine

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Golden Dorado “River Tiger”. We were greeted by the chef with a thirst quenching freshly squeezed orange juice. I was shown to my room to freshen up before being treated to a wonderful dinner, complete with a fantastic bottle of Argentina red wine. We started our first day of fishing at 5:30. Excited to get on the water, I purchased a two day fishing license $100.00p from Tulio while Vittorio organized my gear, then we were off into the Ibera wetlands. The practice paid off, back out on the open water, w...

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Jan/Feb 2015 | Island Fisherman Magazine

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My Pre-Season Project That Pays Off. Larry E. Stefanyk. Winter on the west coast doesnt necessarily mean that Island anglers go into hibernation. There is steelheading and for those with saltwater accessible, winter Chinooks and bottom fishing. Reels, whether single-action models or multipliers loaded with level-wind, free-spool, anti-backlash, multi-drag are mechanical devices that require regular maintenance to keep them functioning properly and reduce wear on moving. Single-action reels are easiest to...