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Fraser River Above Mission

Effective one hour before sunrise Friday July 30, 2010 and until one hour after sunset Tuesday August 31, 2010 in thos waters of the Fraser River In Region 2 , the Daily limit for wild or hatchery Chinook salmon (springs) is 4 per day with only one over 62 cm.

Fraser River - above Mission

The river is now in full freshet , so there is alot of debries floating down river , so take extra caution if boating the Fraser. Fishing has been good with lots of fish in the 20-25 # range which you can now retain as of today. Sturgeon fishing has picked up the usual baits are working - Eulochans , worms , salmon roe and eels .

Capilano River

Coho fishing has been fair as of late , but the water is quite low so not as many fresh fish have been entering the river. The upper river will be your best bet where you will find a higher concentration of fish.

Vedder / Chilliwack

Summer red spring fishing has picked up in the lpast week , fresh fish have moved in and fair numbers have been reported between the Vedder Crossing and the Lickman Road area. Lots of Sockeye have been reported throughout the river as well. Please note that all Sockeye must be released unharmed and shouldnot be intentionally targeted.

Chehalis

Red springs , summer run Steelhead and Searun Cutthroat can be found throughout the summer months .

Tunkwa Lake report- provided by Tunkwa Lake Resort July 29th

Fishing has certainly picked up . Everyone is catching trout these past few days. Surface watre temps are hitting the upper 60's , but is definitely cooler down below. Algae bloom is light , and the lake levle has dropped a touch, but the water clarity is still excellent. Trollers are catching trout on just about anything from gang trolls to Kwikfish plugs... Olive or green fly patterns trolled or strippe din on a sinking line has also been very productive.

Fish on the cleaning table are full of huge green bloodworms , an dpeople are commenting that the mud on their boat anchors is covered with big bloodworms.. The resort if full of families with kids right now and thye are catching trout on worms , set under a float . The trick is getting the worm down to just a foot off of the bottom .

Go to this link to purchase a fishing licence

www.gov.bc.ca/pub/ras/signin.aspx

Go to this link for a copy of the Fishing Regulations

www.env.gov.bc/ca/fw/fish/regulations/#synopsis

For great fishing information and stocking information go to

www.gofish.bc.com