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This lodge on the Fraser River offers fishing for all 5 of the salmon species; Chinook, Coho, Chum, Pink and Sockeye. CHINOOK SALMON fishing in British Columbia, Canada is spectacular. The Chinook Salmon, also called the King or Spring, is the largest of the 5 salmon species, and can weigh in at over 60lbs. You can fish for spring salmon from early June till late November. This lodge offers the opportunity to fish several remote rivers and lakes in the middle of nowhere - imagine fishing a water, where the fish haven't seen a fisherman in weeks or even months - it's not just a dream. You can let your mind go and enjoy pristine and remote wilderness. THE COHO, which migrates in the local rivers annually, can be caught with various angling methods. Famous for its clean, silver skin, it has earned the nickname "Silver Salmon" and is one of the most beautiful fish to catch. Coho Salmon can be caught as early as September till December, and in very productive years, even till January in the Tributaries of the Fraser River. SOCKEYE SALMON fishing in British Columbia, Canada, on the Fraser River means the largest Sockeye run in the world. The Sockeye, well known by gourmets for its deep red meat, is equally as appealing and challenging for the angler. The Lodge record speaks for itself... two guests hooked into more than 300 sockeye salmon in one day in August. Most were released. You can fish for Sockeye Salmon from the end of July until the end of September. THE CHUM, or Dog Salmon, is the most aggressive of all the salmon species. Simply, they attack everything. The lodge record is 350 chum salmon in one day with 8 anglers. Chum Salmon can be caught from September until the beginning of December.
PINK SALMON is probably the best fish, to get the novice hooked on sports fishing. Recently, our guides took out a father and his son. The father, which was new into fishing, caught his limit within 2 hours and since then, he is an enthusiastic fisherman. The Pink Salmon show up in huge runs of up to 14 million fish every odd year, next big run being 2007.
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| Season: June to December |
| Requirements: Fishing license. |
| Suggested Items: Camera, daypack, sunglasses, sunscreen. |
| Suggested Clothing: Warm jacket, fleece underclothes, hat, gloves, long pants, t-shirts, fishing vest. |
| Difficulty: Easy |
| Maximum Number of People: 16 |
| Equipment Provided: The lodge provides only the best aluminum river boats with the possibility of either open air or fully enclosed cabin. Included is the fishing tackle, all fishing equipment, including specialty rods and reels, custom built rods and fighting belts for sturgeon and waders. Processing of your catch is available for an additional cost. |
| Transportation: Trips originate and end from the lodge on the Fraser River, BC. The lodge is located about 70 miles (100 km) east of Vancouver, just past Chilliwack. About a 1 hour drive from Vancouver or 3 hours from Seattle, WA. |
| Accommodations: Sitting on 18 private riverfront acres, the lodge is a beautiful, rustic, private loghome retreat. There are 8 bedrooms at the lodge - plus additional 6 bedrooms at the partner lodge - each with its private entrance and full bathroom, including 2 executive/honeymoon suites with fireplace and jetted tubs. All the beds have chiropractic mattresses and luxurious duck down duvets for a restful sleep. Also a licenced lounge for lodge guests. High speed internet and satellite TV in every room. Laundry service on site. Spa treatments include in-room or outdoor massage treatments and hot stone massage. Games room includes pool table and dart board.
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| Meal Information: Each full day of fishing includes full lodge breakfast, lunch on the river and a 4-5 course gourmet dinner. When visiting this lodge, dining is an integral part of the lodge experience. All of the meat, salad, eggs, fruit (in season), cheese, berries and veggies are locally raised and grown. The bread is from a local bakery which uses local grown grains. They know the farmers and producers of their food and therefore they guarantee freshness and quality. You can expect nothing but the best in this unique environment.
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| Guide Information: Eight hours of guided fishing included each day. Each of your professional fishing guides has a minimum of 25 years fishing experience. Feel free to ask for references from all over the world. It's not only about superb fishing skills, it's also about personality. The lodge has a team of 8 experienced top guides, each of them an expert in his own field. If you like to fish pristine and untouched waters, fly-fish for salmon and trout, fish out of a belly boat, steelheading or go after big sturgeon and salmon in our valley, the lodge has the expert for every fishing method.
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| Weather Information: Weather in this area is mild and warm most of the year. Expect wetter weather from December to March. |
| Comments: Reduced rates for trips from November 21, 2007 to May 31, 2008 |
| Trip Duration |
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1 day
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$700.00* per person
1 night. Double occupancy |
2 days
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$1400.00* per person
2 nights. Double occupancy |
3 days
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$2100.00* per person
3 nights. Double occupancy |
4 days
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$2800.00* per person
4 nights. Double occupancy |
5 days
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$3500.00* per person
5 nights. Double occupancy |
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*Please add 5% Goods and Services Tax , 3.00% Provincial Sales Tax
If you have any questions or would like more information about a particular adventure, please email us.
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