Excellent info! Thanks!! Ya got 3 powered downriggers, full electronics, good rods and gear that I use down south for serious game fish, and as you mentioned more tackle and rigs then I will ever need...lol....I have lots of experience on the big water....enough to know to get info befor I head out...lol
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Originally Posted by Brandonkop
I can probably help you out, but I'm living in BC, 15 minutes from the Salt these days. No longer in Edmonton. We catch a few fish on the salt. Haven't died yet fishing in smaller craft 16 foot aluminum and larger 22 foot trophy. I can tell you the most useful gear and colors so you can save money on Tackle... unlike me who bought everything under the sun and now 90% of the time just use green/white everything.
What area are you planning fishing?
I fish local off mouth of Fraser River in the Straight of Georgia and Vancouver Island. I've fished Port Alberni, Ucluelet ( Barkley sound and Offshore Banks), Port Hardy in the Queen Charlotte Straight and north of the island in the open water and along the mainland.
It's an epic place the wild West Coast... so many things that could ruin your day out there. Different animal for sure. I love it though.
UKEE this last summer...
https://youtu.be/VVK0BO_NHGQ?feature=shared
Drone Video from Port Hardy....
https://youtu.be/QOze5VNwS0w?feature=shared
Definitely get the downriggers on your boat and go fishing to cold lake for lakers on a rough day... it's the best practice you are going to get for ocean fishing in Alberta.
     
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