Located in the heart of the Arctic/Pacific divide, this remote
area of BC boasts the largest diversity of fish species from
both the Arctic and Pacific watersheds. Our Motto is “A
At Pioneer, you will not only find a relaxed and friendly
different fish species for each day of your stay!”
atmosphere but, just as important, a professional
Our guided fishing trips are normally based on 2 to 6 days,
approach to all aspects of salmon and steelhead fishing.
and can be combined with hunting or wilderness tours.
Discerning anglers from all over the world choose the
Some of the lakes available are fly-in only, and require a
Skeena Valley in Northern British Columbia, Canada for
short float plane or helicopter ride to access these secret
their fishing vacations. Whatever your ability, be it
fishing holes. We also have a lot of great fishing sites that
complete beginner or seasoned angler, we can provide a
are accessible via horse back, ATV, riverboat, and 4×4 for
fishing experience not to forget.
those on a tighter budget.
The mighty Skeena River, traditionally known as the
Different species of fish require different techniques, and
"River of Mists", is the second largest river system in the
province and one of the longest un-dammed rivers in the
we offer fly fishing, spin casting, and lake trolling, from a
world. The water is cold and fast - resulting in big healthy
boat, float-tubes, or just from shore. Upon request, the
fish and plenty of them - up to 5 million spawning salmon
appropriate gear can be supplied, although we will assume
and steelhead pass through Terrace each year.
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all come home to our river systems. We have everything,
except, overcrowded combat fishing. Although, you may
experience the rare sighting of another fisherman. We are
located in North Western B.C., just off the Pacific Coast, in
the town of Terrace. You fly to Vancouver and then take a
one-hour flight to our world-class fishery. Out of Vancouver
you have a choice of Hawk Air or Air Canada to get you
to Terrace. We have over thirty rivers, streams and lakes
located on three completely different watersheds. We guide
on the Skeena River, Nass River and the Kitimat, including
their tributaries. With all these great waters to fish, we can
always put you on fish.
• Salmon • Lingcod • Rainbow Trout
• Halibut • Shellfish
• Cutthroat Trout
West Coast Fishing Adventures
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