Wild sea-run cutthroat trout of the Fraser River's backwaters, violently slash through the seemingly endless waves of salmon fry during their spring-time mass exodus to the sea -- Trophy-sized rainbow trout cruise the shallow, clear shoals of the Interior lakes in search of their abundant aquatic insect life -- Rainbows rise quite willingly throughout the spring and summer months to take chironimids, mayflies and caddis as they emerge through the water's surface -- The rivers of mid to late summer-time boil as hoppers and stoneflies are aggressively taken by large trout, which eagerly rise to the occasion -- The hard-fighting rainbow trout of the Kamloop's Region cruise the lake's shoals in the fall, gorging on shrimp, leeches and boatman as the hatches are now almost non-existent -- The five species of Pacific salmon, which return to the river systems of the Fraser Valley during autumn and well into the winter months will test the fly fishers and their equipment -- Hefty rainbow and cutthroat trout lie in the rivers behind the salmon, feasting upon the salmon's eggs as they drift past -- Powerful winter steelhead hold in the tail-outs and pocket-waters of the icy rivers and can be coaxed into taking a well presented fly -- These are just a few of the many fly fishing opportunities that we enjoy in South-Western British Columbia and ultimately makes fly fishing in our corner of the province -- 'a year-round adventure!'
			Contact Information: Todd Michael Oishi Mailing Address: 25874 102nd Avenue Maple Ridge British Columbia, Canada V2W 1K5 Phone: 604-462-0194 / 604-467-8988 email: todd@bcflyfishingadventures.com .