Reportes de Pesca chilliwack Fresca

A few first timers today and the fish did not disappoint. Many fish lqnded today. The smaller average size during the spring season sure allows for many opportunities. Todays bestbone was 73” or 187 cm.

A few of the highlights from the day. The best one was a healthy 93” (237cm) white sturgeon. The diesel heater stayed on and made it nice and comfortable in the cab, the fish didnt care too kich anout the cold though. The bites were a little light but we got it done.

White sturgeon 7’6”

What a blast with today’s group. We battled the wind, the rain and the fish. Here are a couple of the highlights from today. A very healthy 243 cm sturgeon to start the day and a stellar 246 cm sturgwon to wrap at the day.

We are off to a great start for 2022. The ealry spring fishery is well underway and we had some unbelievable trips in February, March and April. Now, the water is on the rise and the fish are spreading out preparing to spawn. The water will continue to rise until the end of June. This fishery is excellent year round, when asked when the best time to come is I always answer with “whatever works for your holiday plans” we have the ability to catch these fish year round in any conditions. Follow our social media for daily updates on the water. Check out our availability online here and lets get out on the water together! Tight lines, Brandon Head Guide/Owner

The Fraser River is in fine shape , and has been for the last little while. It rose slightly on Saturday ,but by Sunday had dropped slightly. There is not much debris at all , making for some great fishing. Sturgeon fishing has been fairly consistent. I have been averaging 5 fish on a day. With some large fish . I just finished 4 days of guiding and ended up with 5 fish over 8' along with the others. Top baits have remained the same. Lamprey and Salmon eggs. I am still looking for inside edges and seams to fish. Fairly shallow. 8-15' generally. The takes and the first run on shallow water is something to be experienced. The Fraser River should start to continually drop soon, shaping up for some fantastic fishing.