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Fly Fishing for Coho in Freshwater 101
Coho fly fishing fanatics know that Fall is the primetime for targeting these fish in our local rivers. We will look first at pursuing Coho in freshwater with a fly rod. Not into fly fishing for... -
Freshwater Sockeye Fishing 101
Freshwater (Fraser River) Sockeye Fishing As most know, sockeye are not aggressive biters as they travel through the Fraser River, in order to catch a sockeye we use a tactic... -
The Dog Salmon, the Tiger Salmon and the Sabre-Toothed Salmon are all names for Chum Salmon. While many anglers specifically targeting Coho and think of Chum as a nuisance, they... -
Fly of the Week: Andrew’s Skagit River Caddis
Skagit River Rainbow trout are beautiful, wild and acrobatic. The Skagit river is full of caddis which is a great food source for these wild trout. Fishing caddis flies is... -
Needle Fish Fly Pattern by Justin Sander
The Fly of the Week is brought to you by Justin Sander of http://www.flytyingforcescustomtiedflies.com/. Thanks to Justin for the video demo. These flies are available for sale at the shop in... -
Cody's "Still Got It" Fly for Bull Trout
This fly was developed for the late Spring fishery for Bull Trout in high glacial coloured waters. This particular pattern displays all of the necessary qualities to deliver a good... -
The Fraser River offers an awesome fishery for Chinook Salmon during the Summer and early Fall months. Bar fishing is one of the most rewarding methods to catch these powerful migrating salmon. These fish are... -
Skagit River Trout Fishing Tips
The picture perfect Skagit River is a trout fishing hot spot between July 1st and October 31st. It is accessible by 2 wheel drive and located only 2 hours from Vancouver. The... -
Vancouver Beach Fishing for Salmon
Are you interested in beach fishing for salmon but aren’t sure where to go or how to do it? In this short blog post we are going to cover some... -
It was 5 AM in the middle of July, the mosquitos were buzzing everywhere as I crashed my way through the bush and stumbled out into a marvelous looking Chinook... -
Gearing Up for Vancouver Saltwater Salmon Fishing
Salmon Fishing Rods Rods for saltwater trolling can range from 8’6”-11’, with 10’6’ being the most common length. These rods can vary greatly in price depending on the types of... -
Cody’s Criss-Crossed Demon Leech Fly Pattern
This is always a good leech/attractor pattern to have in the box, especially when you want to try something different as there is a good chance the other anglers on...
