Does anybody know?

You can ........ park at the lowest part accessible along the **** ....... hike down to the train bridge ...... hike down the tracks till you find a spot. Tis a long way. Not available during high water (run off).

There are many many places along the Fraser with as good (or better) fishing with a lot shorter walk ...... what are you after???


GOFISH 8)

I want to catch a Chinook salmon this season!

I was born and raised in the Shuswap, and always fished for trout. Now that I live in Vancouver, I've become addicted to the idea of productive shore fishing for Salmon. I read as much as I can from online content and fishing magazines. My fly rod is losing my attention. I've only caught one Salmon so far, and that was a small Pink on a pink Hot Rod spoon at Herrling Island last late-summer. It was much more exhilarating than landing a trout.

I recently read from a fishing guide website that some Chinook salmon have been caught in this location just on spinners. I really like the adventure of fishing. I appreciate a good hike if it rewards me with uncrowded productive fishing. Learning the science/art of local Salmon sportfishing from shore will probably take several seasons, but I just can't stop casting.

Thanks so much for the info, I'm new to this site and will start posting reports of my own.

Thanks Hook.

Forgive the typing I just got in and it's late Friday June 24th? I wanted to check this site again as I am new to it. Thanks for sharing info from your excursions with your dad.

My pops is retiring and moving down here at the end of this June. He's a genius trout bum fly fisherman! I was raised fishing the Adams River. I can't wait to take him out for some Salmon action!