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Region Two: Lower Mainland & Fraser Valley

The Lower Mainland and Fraser Valley offer a variety of fisheries that can be done year-round. Across Region Two, there are over twenty lakes that are stocked with rainbow trout between March and October, which are suitable for those who are still learning how to fish. Winter steelhead fishing attracts seasoned and determined anglers between December and April in the Fraser Valley. Five species of pacific salmon return to their natal streams between August and December, when both local and foreign anglers enjoy the best fishing this region offers. Summer on the Fraser River is the ideal playground for the entire family, fish of all sizes from a miniature sculpin to a gigantic white sturgeon maybe connected.
Region Two Lakes
Alice Lake, Squamish
Alta Lake, Whistler
Brohm Lake, Squamish
Browning Lake, Squamish
Buntzen Lake, Port Moody
Como Lake, Coquitlam
Cultus Lake, Chilliwack
Deer Lake, Burnaby
Edith Lake, Squamish
Green Timbers Lake
Kawkawa Lake, Hope
Lafarge Lake, Coquitlam
Mill Lake, Abbotsford
Rice Lake, N. Vancouver
Rolley Lake, Mission
Sasamat Lake, Belcarra
Target Species in Region Two Lakes
Tidal Fraser River Fishing Locations
Garry Point Park, Richmond
Middle Arm, Richmond
No. 2 Road Pier, Richmond
No. 3 Road Pier, Richmond
North Arm, Richmond
 
Non-Tidal Fraser River Fishing Locations
 
   
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