Squamish River
Only fifty kilometers north of Vancouver, British Columbia, is the Squamish River System. The Squamish River stream is fed by large glaciers and is home to late running winter steelhead and other salmon such as Chinook, Coho, Chum, and Pinks.
11/8/08

The Harrison River
The Harrison River is breathtaking. There is no shortage of hidden coves, plentiful beach areas and rugged rocky cliffs, picturesque waterfalls, plush forests, and cascading mountains that reveal a surreal tip of snow. There are unlimited fishing opportunities for the angler. If you are located in Vancouver, British Columbia you can make it to Harrison River in about an hour and a half by car.

10/25/08

Fraser River Fishing
The Fraser River is one of two major river systems of importance to BC fisherman ,the other being the Skeena. All of the rivers dealt with on this site, with the exception of the Squamish ,Capilano, and Seymour rivers are Fraser River tributaries. The Fraser River is home to large runs of Chinook, Coho, Sockeye, Chum and Pink Salmon...
6/15/03

Chehalis River Fishing
The Chehalis River is a beautiful river that flows into the Harrison River above the #7 Highway bridge. The Chehalis is a medium size river located east of Mission BC, in the Hemlock Valley. The river gets its water supply from Chehalis Lake, as well as various streams that accumulate runoff water from the surrounding mountains...
6/15/03

Vedder / Chilliwack River Fishing
The Chilliwack/Vedder River is the same river, the name for some reason unknown, changes at the town of Vedder crossing. Above the crossing the river is referred to as the Chilliwack, and below, as the Vedder. Most refer to the river as simply the Vedder. The Vedder River system runs through two small towns; Vedder Crossing in mid river, and the town of Yarrow at the bottom end.
6/15/03

Upper Pitt River
The Upper Pitt River offers Lower Mainland anglers a premier C&R fishery for Steelhead, Cuthroat Trout, Dolly Varden and Bull Trout, as well as three species of Pacific Salmon...
6/14/03