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Vancouver
Pitt River Fishing British Columbia Fishing BC Fishing ~ Trout ~
Salmon ~ Fly Fishing
Wilderness
Fishing near Vancouver BC
Fly Fishing in British Columbia for
Trout & Salmon
Welcome to fishing
just outside
Vancouver, British Columbia.
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This is
wilderness....
superb fishing, outside
Vancouver, British Columbia.
Steelhead. Bull
trout. Rainbows. Cutthroat. Coho and the largest Sockeye salmon
in the world.
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BULL TROUT Fishing
- June to May
The Pitt River near Vancouver has the largest run of bull trout in
BC! These are the Pitt River's most talked about fish...they are
extremely strong fighters, very aggressive and often mistaken
for steelhead for the fight they put up. They vary in size from 2-15
lbs with an average being 4-5lbs. The bull trout has a life span of over 20 years! They
return from the ocean in June and spend 10 months in the system.
RAINBOW TROUT Fishing - year round- peak time Oct- November
The Pitt River in British Columbia boasts some of the most
unique rainbows which are well sought after for pictures
-some have been named "Leopard Trout" because of their spotting and colours and are very aggressive on dry fly. They average in size
from 1 1/2 lbs - 5 lbs
CUTTHROAT Fishing - year round- best times May-June & Jan-Feb
Just a hop, skip and jump from Vancouver BC - Cutthroat 14- 20
inches, we have Sea Run Cutthroat as well as a large population of
resident Cutthroat Trout.
SOCKEYE Fishing - July 29 to August 30th
The Pitt River in BC has the largest sockeye by size in the world
with some weighing up to 17 pounds, with a run size of 70 - 100,000.
They are extremely strong fighters and are easy to catch. When
sockeye return to the Pitt River they are chrome bright through
August and they change to their spawning colours in September.
COHO Fishing -
September 25 to December
The Pitt River has the largest run of all wild coho in BC
with numbers of 20,000 the last three years. The Pitt River is 40
miles from the ocean which is just a short distance for these fish
to travel - when they arrive they are chrome bright and extremely
powerful. They range in size from 4-20 lbs with the average being
8-12 lbs.
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Pitt
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