Tom and Reid Myers, from Shelton, WA, joined 11 others, who came from all over Canada this afternoon, for 4 days of fishing and fun, here on beautiful Malcolm Island. The weather was gorgeous when they arrived, and everyone was delighted to be here. Delicious food was served while the new arrivals were orientated, and licensed, and soon they were all headed out onto the fishing grounds for a few hours.
Two boats went out for a “flounder pounder” and Cpn. Crazyman Carlberg put Winnie and Molly into a couple of halibut. Winnie, who is the smallest individual on the trip, caught the largest fish of the day, a dandy 18 pound halibut. Guest size to fish weight ratio is kind of like a golf score; lower is better, and hers was very low today! Colin Kinahan was the king today, though, catching the largest salmon, an 8lb. sockeye with Big Jim.
The ladies get some nice flatfish with Cpn. Samwise!
The Myers guys got some nice "small-scaled" salmon.
Jim "The Warden" Duddridge took buddies, Randy and Colin, to one of his good holes, where Colin picked up his nice sockeye!
What a beautiful afternoon we had!