PFMA 19-4Halibut · Open

Brodie Rock

48.40°N · 123.29°W

NOW · 17:00 PDT
55
FAIR

Best today 81 · 08:00

BEST WINDOW
07:00–10:00
Peaks at 81 · Tide flooding
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Why this score
Current
0.2 kn — light
Prime
RIGHT NOW
TIDE
7.6 ft
CURRENT
WIND
3 kn
S · steady
SEA STATE
0.3 ft
Calm · swell 0.1 ft
SKY
100%
Overcast · dry
AIR TEMP
16.7°
Comfortable
0°25°
SPOT PROFILE
DEPTH
16–98 ft
Rock
LAUNCH
Not mapped
PEAK
Peak now
STRUCTURE
Pinnacle
Outer Exposed
Species
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Hour 17:00. Score 55 Fair. Tide 7.6ft Rising ▲. Current +0.5kn Flood. Wind 3kn S G3. Sea 0.3ft Calm. Air 16.7°.
Time
17:00
Now
Score
55
Fair ▼18
Tide
7.6ft
Rising ▲
Current
+0.5kn
Flood
Wind
3kn
S G3
Sea
0.3ft
Calm
Air
16.7°
Mild
Species
Halibut
Driver

Seasonality

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When Halibut is best at this spot

Peak seasonCurrently in peak season for Halibut
~1 more week at peak
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Brodie Rock is an exposed pinnacle off Victoria in DFO subarea 19-4, rising from rocky bottom with fishable structure between roughly 15 and 100 feet. The pinnacle concentrates Pacific Halibut through the March to August window and holds Lingcod across their two peaks, November to March and April to June. Chinook Salmon move through the area from June to August, drawn to the current lines that form around the high spot. Tidal flow accelerates over the rock, stacking bait against the structure and keeping fish tight to the pinnacle's edges and shoulders. The outer exposure means conditions shift quickly with wind against tide, and the productive water tends to sit on the transitions rather than directly over the summit.

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