British Columbia Fishing Blog

The fall salmon fishing season for the Lower Fraser River tributaries usually begins in early September and peaks around mid October. By late October, it begins to taper off as less and less fish move into the systems. As fishing tapers off, angling pressure also decreases. November is in fact a very pleasant time to be fishing on a large popular river system like the Chilliwack/Vedder River. The lower river often sees small schools of chum salmon arriving with the tide. Unlike what most believe, these chum salmon can be rather chrome. Check out the above video which I shot in late November.

Last week, our good friend Lang Nguyen from Lang’s Fishing Adventures was able to land a gigantic Fraser River white sturgeon after the 3.5 hour battle! Check out this video to see how big it is. Lang’s a full time licenced fishing guide in Southern British Columbia. If you’d like more information on his services, please check out his website.

Last week we published the video “Awesome Trout Fishing” and featured a new gadget on the vehicle, so as expected many have been asking about it. It is an electric boat loader made by 4 Boys Manufacturing Inc. in Kelowna. For anyone who has a car topper, this is a must have because it makes loading and unloading so much easier and less time consuming. If you’d like more information, please check out www.loadmyboat.com.

Many thanks to Cap-it in Abbotsford for our boat loader installation!

Back in September, we toured Den Blå Planet (The Blue Planet) in Copenhagen, Denmark. Opened in early 2013, this aquarium in Denmark is currently Northern Europe’s largest. Check out this short video tour which I filmed during the visit.