White vs. Green Sturgeon
The green sturgeon (Acipenser medirostris) and the white sturgeon (Acipenser transmontanus) are two distinct species found on the West Coast of North America. Here are some key differences:
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Fishing the Fraser River
The Fraser River is British Columbia’s largest and longest river that is entirely within its provincial borders. It is also home to an abundance of wildlife, and fish species.
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White Sturgeon Spawning
The Fraser River white sturgeon are unique fish with an interesting life history. Here are some interesting points about Fraser River white sturgeon spawning behavior. Females do not become reproductive until they are approximately 20 years of age – this corresponds to approximately 150 cm in length (5 footer). Females may spawn every 5-10 years, depending on environmental factors and fish health. Spawning occurs in the Fraser typically in June and July (give or take), and generally coincides with post peak high water levels (freshet).
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Nature on the Fraser River
While we are out and about on our fishing adventures, we often encounter many varieties of wildlife on our excursions. Wildlife encounters are always a treat and are a bonus that adds to the enjoyment of the fishing. We are located in Chilliwack on the Fraser river. From this advantageous spot, we can enjoy a variety of fishing and nature viewing opportunities.
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