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Small Town, Big Fishing Problem!

Port Renfrew is a small Canadian town suspended in the air
with a major fishing far above us.Captain Quigley tells us
problem. The problem is the sport we're sure to catch some big ones
fishing is great and only today. Swiftsure Bank, where Juan de
a few people know that.We arrive in Port Fuca Strait drops off
Renfrew in late afternoon. Captain into the deep blue Pacific, is where
Quigley greets us at the entrance to halibut and salmon are
Osprey Cabins. Quigley and his family most plentiful. It's hard to believe
provide these comfortable cabins in a we're fishing on the
beautiful rural setting - and there's an edge of the open Pacific Ocean.The first
outdoor hot tub to one I catch is a screamer! They call it
boot! Their place is one of the most that
popular accommodations in Port Renfrew, because it grabs the bait and takes off.
and their rates are very The line literally
reasonable.Captain Quigley is one of the 'screams' as the fish runs. Quigley
most skilled and knowledgeable guides knows what to do. He
we've ever met. We've been out with the puts the boat in gear and chases the
affable "Capt'n Quigs" before, at his fish. My eyes almost
other fishing operation in Sooke, BC. (45 pop when I look down at the reel and
minutes west of Victoria), so we know there are only about 3 wraps of line
we're in good hands!The alarm shatters left! In seconds, the fish has run almost
our solid sleep at 5 a.m. We're on the 300
water by 6:00. The sun is just coming up yards of line. I reel as fast as I can
behind us as we until the line's
speed westward, heading towards the tight again and the fight's back
mouth of the San Juan Inlet. Quigley's on.Non-stop excitement, boats all around
boat is fast and powerful. We hang on us are getting strike
to our seats as we bounce over the big after strike. On Quigley's radio, we can
waves!We stop just off Camper's Bay, hear the guides
where the West Coast Trail sharing information about their catches
from Port Renfrew meets the "Pacific - "Double strike, 40
Ocean" for the first feet down!" They all share their success
time. The shoreline cliffs were so everyone else
spectacular and carved into can succeed too.Even when there's a
numerous huge dark caves.Captain Quigley lull, and the fish aren't biting,
points over the port side towards the Captain Quigley is entertaining us. He
open Pacific. "Next stop Hawaii, and that teaches us his latest
way, Japan!"The water is as calm as it fish-luring chant and the accompanying
ever gets out here, but the dance: "Chinook,
rolling swells are huge. The sun is Chinook - Bite on my hook, my hook!"
shining brightly now, There's never a dull
but cool dark fog is already rising from moment on board.And when the fish are
the water, cloaking biting, Quigley is a very patient
the cliffs. It looks like the trees are teacher: "Let him run!




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