One of the amazing benefits I have enjoyed being a WFN Ambassador and being plugged into social networks & media is having an immense resource of contacts at my finger tips. Local guides and hardcore recreational anglers that are out there fishing religiously ... like i do ... that put the time in and know their area. I also have many not so experienced recreational angler friends
Having become hooked on the Vedder River Steelhead fishery was encouraged to see the posting by the Fraser Valley Salmon Society today of the recent stocking of Steelhead fry into the Vedder system. These fish are hatchery raised fish that were placed into the river to help keep the Steelhead stocks healthy and ensure great fishing opportunities in the future for avid anglers like myself
I can always count on my good friends Jason and Jeff from Bonchovy Fishing Charters to keep us up to date on the local salmon fishing scene. Check the out at www.bonchovy.com ... Here's their latest report for the area. May 1st Report Jason @ 2:52 pm Well over the last week the Gulf Islands have lit up in a big way! There have been numerous reports of some solid
Green Timbers in Surrey is one of the Freshwater Fisheries Society’s Fishing-in-the-City lakes in B.C.’s Lower Mainland. The lake is easily accessible from a parking lot in the 14600 block of 100 Avenue, right near Guildford Mall. Watch Rod Hsu’s latest YouTube video about the FFSBC’s recent stocking of Green Timbers with 1,000 sterile, catchable-sized rainbow trout
So with five days left in the Vedder River Gear/Bait fishing season. The Vedder closes April 30th and opens to Fly Anglers only May 1 .... the river has been in rough shape with the increase in temperature and some of the precipitation we have had lately. It's going to be tough for me to get out there and get into my twelfth Steelhead in my first season to round things out to a cool
Vancouver, British Columbia , Canada ! Home of the 2010 Winter Olympic games. OUTSTANDING fishing opportunities everywhere , local Saltwater Salmon Fishing, Lake fishing for most trout species, River fishing for most Salmon species, and of course the migh