Hi and welcome to the GRFA fishing report updated on the 29th of August 2023.
With summer waning and the autumn months quickly creeping up on us, west coast anglers start to get excited about the bonanza of opportunities soon to be.
With the this being an odd numbered year (i.e. 2023) we once again are on the door step of a Pink salmon run, and what a run we are expecting. At ...
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Hi and welcome to the GRFA fishing report updated on the 25th of May 2023.
Feels like summer has arrived!! What an incredible spring we’re having. With summer like conditions out there it’s hard to imagine anyone that hasn’t felt the need the get out on the water and enjoy the sunshine. Also with Fathers Day quickly approaching it’s time to start planning Dad’s fishing trip with the family, a guided trip makes fantastic memories that the whole family can enjoy. ...
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Hi and welcome to the GRFA fishing report updated on the 25th of April 2023.
Trees are starting to bud and birds are returning from their wintering grounds to greet this incredible spring that were having. As the days continue to grow longer the local waters are warming up and the fish are biting! Here’s what’s happening…
Sturgeon:
With the days getting longer and the warmer weather the Fraser River water levels have finally ...
Hi and welcome to the GRFA fishing report updated on the 8th of March 2023.
It’s starting to feel like spring! With the promise of some sunny weather many are looking at getting out on the water and shaking off the cabin fever. Luckily there are some fantastic fishing opportunities for those looking to loose the winter blues. Here’s what’s going on in the Fraser Valley fishing scene.
FIRED UP!!
The Fraser Canyon is ...
Hi and welcome to the GRFA fishing report updated on the 13th of February 2023.
February is typically the time that many anglers like to prep gear and dream about the warmer months around the corner. We are blessed that our little neck of the woods does not experience the frigid cold that Canada is known for and we can keep fishing without drilling holes through the ice. Thus far our winter has been mild and quite temperate, this has kept local ...
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Here we are again, approaching the end of another year and what a season it was. With covid restrictions finally lifting in 2022, we were able to see many of our long time over seas and southern guests. It was great to rekindle and reconnect, hearing so many stories that time apart can only create all the while making new memories in some incredible scenery with bent rods in hand… a big Thank You to all that visited us in ...
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Great News!! The Fraser River will open for Sockeye either Friday or Saturday! DFO will be making the announcement today and we will post more info when available. It has been a few years since we have seen an opening for these much heralded fish and with the strong numbers returning we are once again blessed to be able to pursue these great fish during this time of year.
Regulations will be as follows:
It’s been a cool start our summer this year and we are finally seeing some typical warmer weather. For those waiting for the perfect time to fish this may be it! Here’s the lowdown on what’s happening on the river…
NEWS: Salmon Opening
Numbers of Sockeye in the Fraser River are currently excellent and continue to build! The current projected numbers for the late summer fish are high and it looks like we will be getting an opening this ...
Hi and welcome to the GRFA fishing report updated on the 7th of June 2022.
With Fathers Day right around the corner we are amping up for the upcoming summer season, which promises to be a very busy one. Still not sure what to get Dad for his special day? Why not take him fishing and take advantage of our spring special; good for any day of the year. For more info check out Spring Special Here. Now onto ...
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Hi and welcome to the GRFA fishing report updated on the 11th of May 2022.
As we continue to move through the spring months we are starting to experience the annual spring freshet. Even with the slightly cooler temperatures than normal, most rivers have come up due to snow melt as daylight holds on longer and longer. Having said that there are still windows of opportunity for those looking to wet a line.
STURGEON: