It’s been a fantastic return for Coho salmon this year, with strong, healthy numbers of fish making their way through the river systems. We’ve been seeing steady action both on the fly and with gear, and anglers are finding success throughout the system. Water levels have been up and down, but those fluctuations have kept fresh fish moving — especially during higher flows — leading to some exciting days on the water. As levels begin to drop, conditions are shaping up perfectl

When autumn settles into the Sea to Sky corridor, something special happens on the Squamish River: the Coho return. Known as the “silver...

As we come to the end of August, we are beginning to witness an exciting increase in the number of pink salmon making their way into our...

With pink salmon season kicking off, here are a few tips for new anglers—and maybe even a refresher for the seasoned ones. 1. Bring a...

Every odd-numbered year, a remarkable event unfolds in the coastal rivers of British Columbia: millions of pink salmon return from the...

May is an excellent time for fly fishing in Whistler, BC, as the region transitions from spring to summer. The increasing temperatures...

Spring has arrived in Whistler, and with it, some excellent fishing opportunities! As the lakes begin to thaw and the days grow longer,...

The rivers around Whistler are in great shape, and we're primarily targeting rainbow trout and bull trout. In August, these species...

June marks the transition into prime fly fishing season in Whistler, as the warmer weather brings increased activity among trout...

The Seasonal Shift: May marks the transition from spring to summer in Whistler, and with it comes a shift in fishing conditions. The days...