BC Sportfishing

Sturgeon fishing has been fantastic on the lower Fraser River with many fish in the 4-7 foot range being caught. Sturgeon fishing in the lower Fraser River is dependent on the tides and with the big mid day tides that we are experiencing right now, loads of sturgeon are pushing in daily. The best bait by far is fresh Chum roe and stink bait. This great sturgeon fishing will continue all through November as well.

Happy Clients With A Nice Sturgeon

Cheers and Tight Lines,
Randy
www.bcfishingguides.com

This months fly is what I call "The Purple People Eater" This fly is deadly for catching Chum Salmon on the Harrison River. I fish it under a type 3 sink tip and the Chum Salmon seem to key in on the purple marabou and the takes are quite agressive. Tie up a few and give them a try and you'll see what I'm talking about, Chums love them!

Cheers & Tight Lines
Randy,
www.bcfishingguides.com

With all the well needed rain recently we have seen a huge push of Chum Salmon entering into the Harrison river system and the run should peak over the next week or so. Purple and cherise jigs are working great, as well as orange and black marabou flies. The confluence of the Harrison and Fraser rivers is a good bet but can get busy on the weekends. Remember the daily limit is 2 Chum Salmon per angler.

Cheers & Tight Lines,
Randy Beck
www.bcfishingguides.com

October marks the return of the Chum salmon to the Fraser and Harrison Rivers and this year promises to be spectacular with plenty of fresh fish already in the system. Fly anglers will have a great time fishing for Chum Salmon as they are very receptive to purple/cherise marabou flies being the most popular as well as blue/chartruse marabou flies as this one.

Chum Salmon will test any fly fishers with their powerful runs and strength. Come and check out Chum Salmon fishing on the Harrison River, and see what BC salmon fishing is all about.