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On my trip on Monday back to Calgary (after exceptionally successful 5 days of fishing -springs, cohos and chum), in the area of the Enchanted Forest - some 20-30 km before Revelstoke, next to the road there is a small river running along. There was a reduced speed zone, cars were parked and...

For those that didn't recieve this e-mail: Dear Friends: As you may know, over the past few weeks the Cohen Commission has been holding public forums throughout British Columbia. This coming Monday, September 20th, the Commission is holding a forum in New Westminster. This will be the...

From another post here, I found an app for the iPhone called "Marine: British Columbia". It's ten bucks and made my iPhone into an acceptable marine gps device. All maps included for the ten bucks. Very cool for any of us that don't have a decent GPS on your boat yet. My wife would kill me...

I'm not too sure how much response this thread will get, but here it goes. In my mailbox today was a letter addressed to me from the University of British Columbia, Environmental Health Dept. When I opened it, I found it to be an invite to participate in a survey investigating fish consumption...

Category(s): RECREATIONAL - Salmon Fishery Notice - Fisheries and Oceans Canada Subject: FN0734-RECREATIONAL - Salmon: Region 5A - Retention of Sockeye Salmon in the Quesnel River and Quesnel Lake Effective August 28, 2010 at 00:01 hours to September 18, 2010 at 23:59 hours, you may retain...

Category(s): RECREATIONAL - Salmon Fishery Notice - Fisheries and Oceans Canada Subject: FN0733-RECREATIONAL - Salmon: Region 7- Retention of Sockeye Salmon in the Nechako River Effective September 1, 2010 at 00:01 hours to September 26, 2010 at 23:59 hours, you may retain two (2) sockeye...

http://www.cbc.ca/canada/british-columbia/story/2010/08/05/bc-vedder-river-fisherman-drown.html

Category(s): RECREATIONAL - Salmon Fishery Notice - Fisheries and Oceans Canada Subject: FN0551-Recreational: - Salmon - Region 1 - Campbell River Recreational Fishery - closing a portion of the Campbell River to angling Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) has been working with the Ministry of...

Hi everybody, me and my brother are planing a tour with a camper around some spots of British Columbia, to be more precise our tour will start in Vancouver, we've planed a stop in Chilliwack for Salmon fishing, from where on we will travel up to the Glacier national park, Banff National park...

Category(s): ABORIGINAL - General Information, COMMERCIAL - Salmon: Gill Net, COMMERCIAL - Salmon: Seine, COMMERCIAL - Salmon: Troll, COMMERCIAL - Salmon: Gill Net - Test Fishery, COMMERCIAL - Salmon: Seine - Test Fishery, COMMERCIAL - Salmon: Troll - Test Fishery, RECREATIONAL - Salmon...

FN0512-Recreational: Salmon - Region 1 - Non Tidal Campbell River - Pink opening‏ Category(s): RECREATIONAL - Salmon Fishery Notice - Fisheries and Oceans Canada Subject: FN0512-Recreational: Salmon - Region 1 - Non Tidal Campbell River - Pink opening Region 1 Campbell River and Quinsam...

I have always wondered why I have never seen any one back bounce or back troll the Fraser. I know a big part of it is because of visibility and depth/current but there are areas that it could work. It works for guys on the Skeena, Kenai, and Columbia and they are all big, silty and deep/fast...

I took my two girls to the Columbia River by Trail. We had a blast. The weather was horrible. We were only able to spend about 8 hours (spread over 4 days) on the river. The girls hooked 17 walleye and two bass. We also had something very big on the line for about 1 minute before it broke...

So as you can see I am new to the forum, but I am not new to fishing.:) i will be out at Fairmont Hotsprings for a week in July. I was wondering what kind of success there would be in the river with spincast gear. I will have my assortment of spinners and boobers/worms etc. along...