PFMA 28-2 · Release

Hole in the Wall

49.38°N · 123.28°W

NOW · 17:00 PDT
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RIGHT NOW
TIDE
13.5 ft
high 14.1 ft · 18:00
CURRENT
WIND
10 kn
S · steady
SEA STATE
0.7 ft
Rippled · swell 0.7 ft
SKY
100%
Overcast · dry
AIR TEMP
17.0°
Comfortable
0°25°
SPOT PROFILE
DEPTH
20–80 ft
Rock
LAUNCH
Not mapped
PEAK
STRUCTURE
Mixed
Mid
14-Day Forecast
confidence fades past day 7 · ECMWF + GFS

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Hour 17:00. Score — —. Tide 13.5ft Rising ▲. Current +0.7kn Flood. Wind 10kn S G14. Sea 0.7ft Rippled. Air 17.0°.
Time
17:00
Now
Score
Tide
13.5ft
Rising ▲
Current
+0.7kn
Flood
Wind
10kn
S G14
Sea
0.7ft
Rippled
Air
17.0°
Mild
Species
Driver

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Hole in the Wall is a rocky mid-exposure mark off West Vancouver's shoreline in DFO subarea 28-2, where structure drops through the 20 to 80 foot range and holds bait against the rock. Chinook Salmon are the primary target, with the window peaking from June through August as fish stage along the shelf. Downrigger trolling is the dominant approach here, working anchovy in teaser heads, hootchies, or trolling spoons behind flashers tight to the contour. Mooching cut plug or whole herring accounts for fish holding closer to the rock, and jigging metal jigs or soft plastic swimbaits works when Chinook pin bait against the structure. Tide movement across the rocky edge concentrates the bite, and staying on the productive depth band matters more than covering water.

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