Fishing News

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Jan, 2026 By Cascade Fishing Adventures

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New Year 2026

Happy New Year to you all! - We are in the midst of our typical Fraser Valley “winter” weather and are looking forward to the start of the main guiding season on the Fraser and tributaries, and the weather of spring. Current angling opportunities for a day outing include juvenile sturgeon and tagging. As well there is winter-run steelhead on the Chilliwack and Chehalis rivers

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Nov, 2025 By Cascade Fishing Adventures

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End of Another Great Season – Fall 2025

Pink salmon, (Oncorhynchus gorbuscha) also nicknamed “humpies” are a dominant run of salmon in our southern BC waters, particularly the Fraser river in odd numbered years. In even years they are dominant in northern waters such as the Skeena. Here they are seen enroute to their natal streams to spawn, die and carry on the cycle of their existence. Averaging 4-7 lbs, they create an enormous biomass that provides for many other species in the ecosystem including various birds, coyotes and bears here in the valley, not to mention in-river insect and fish species.

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Sep, 2025 By Cascade Fishing Adventures

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30 Million Pink Salmon

Pink salmon, (Oncorhynchus gorbuscha) also nicknamed “humpies” are a dominant run of salmon in our southern BC waters, particularly the Fraser river in odd numbered years. In even years they are dominant in northern waters such as the Skeena. Here they are seen enroute to their natal streams to spawn, die and carry on the cycle of their existence. Averaging 4-7 lbs, they create an enormous biomass that provides for many other species in the ecosystem including various birds, coyotes and bears here in the valley, not to mention in-river insect and fish species.

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May, 2025 By Cascade Fishing Adventures

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May 2025 Sturgeon Fishing Update

Hello everyone - we hope the Spring of 2025 finds you all outside enjoying some good fishing! April and May sturgeon fishing has been fair to good. Water levels are at reasonable levels but there was a fair amount of debris from last years’ Chilcotin slide. In that early August 2024 event, the river rose and fell very quickly, stranding debris from the slide on the shorelines and gravel bars of the Fraser river.

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