Fishing in British Columbia, Canada
Exclusive Escorted Salmon Fishing Trips to Canada BC with Qualified Game Angling In- structor Stevie Munn & Gordon MacLeod Scottish Spey caster and guide.
British Columbia, Canada, has some of the most phenomenal and exciting sport
fishing opportunities the world has to offer. Every year the salmon runs, number in the 10's of millions. The sturgeon fishing is world class, and if that's not enough,
they also have a fantastic steelhead and trout fishing. Simply speaking, British Co- lumbia and it rivers produce an awesome year-round fishery that's tough to beat.
Combine this great fishery with spectacular scenery wildlife and tips and help from a qualified Hardy Academy Instructor, and you have the opportunity to experience the trip of a lifetime! Fishing in British Columbia, Canada is nothing short of world class. Whether you are a die-hard or an occasional fisherman, we will spoil you with excellent fishing.
Sturgeon & Salmon - British Columbia - Fraser River -
The mighty Fraser River constitutes the back-bone of one of the world’s great salmon- yielding systems, comprising countless tributaries that have been spawning sites since time unknown. Amid breathtaking scenic beauty you’ll find yourself fishing the region’s local rivers - the Fraser, the Chilliwack, the Vedder, the Harrison and the Chehalis - for Chi- nook, chum, Coho, pink (running every other year, including 2011) and sockeye salmon plus steelhead, trout and the massive sturgeon (the latter being catch/tag and release only).
HALF OF ALL FISH
CAUGHT IN THE NORTH SEA ARE THROWN
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