flyguy said:
On the stave it is tidal from the train bridge down. On the Fraser it is the hwy bridge down that is tidal. .........
The Fraser tidal boundry is the
RAILWAY BRIDGE not the highway bridge :naughty:........................From theB.C freshwater regs:TIDAL BOUNDARIES ON
RIVERS IN REGION 2
Note: Provincial freshwater regulations
apply above these boundaries and
Federal tidal regulations apply below
these boundaries:
Brunette R.: Burlington Northern
Railway Bridge
Campbell R.: Burlington Northern
Railway Bridge
Capilano R.: CN Railway Bridge
Coquitlam R.: Mary Hill Bypass Bridge
Fraser R.: CPR Bridge at Mission
Kanaka Cr.: CPR Bridge
Nathan Cr.: CN Railway Bridge
Nicomekl R.: Burlington Northern
Railway Bridge
Pitt R.: CPR Bridge.............Fromthe D.F.O notices for the non-tidal Fraser....Fraser River Salmon closures are being considered from early September to mid-October to protect co-migrating Upper Fraser and Thompson River coho. Please contact your local DFO office for details.
From the downstream side of the CPR Bridge at Mission upstream to the Alexandra Bridge, except Landstrom Bar (described below) which is closed from May 1 to Oct. 31. All Jul 01 - Dec 31 Daylight hours only
Coho Mid Oct - Dec 31 Opportunities expected.
Chum Jan 01 - Dec 31 2 per day.
Chinook May 01 - Aug 31 4 per day, only 1 over 50 cm.
Sep 01 - Dec 31 4 per day, only 1 over 62 cm.
Pink Jan 01- Dec 31 2 per day.
Sockeye Aug Opportunities expected .............please be sure of your info before passing it on.Even better,check the regs yourself before you go fishing ! :beerchug: