The UVic Chinook and Coho Diet Study
The stomachs of your Chinook and coho salmon are no longer just crab bait; they can help us understand the ecosystem that supports our salmon resource.
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The State Of Coho 2018
Up until the mid-1990s, coho were the foundation almost every year for productive salmon fishing in the Strait of Georgia recreational fishery. Since then, however, their presence has been much less predictable...
Island Fly Fisher – Coho
Coho are well known for their aggressive behaviour and for their jumping and rolling tactic once hooked; they can vary in size, and can range from seven to 20 pounds.
Salmon Diet Science: What Do Salmon Eat?
ASDP team members collect entrails from salmon caught during the ...
The Power of a $6.89 Salmon Stamp: Funding the Future of Pacific Salmon
Every time a recreational fisher purchases a Salmon Conservation Stamp ...
What Is A Streamkeeper?
A streamkeeper is a person who actively participates in protecting, ...
Fall Salmon Fly Fishing: A Beginner’s Guide
If you are anything like me, the buzz of the ...
British Columbia Chum Salmon
Chum salmon were first recorded in BC waters in 1881, ...
Vancouver Island Fall Salmon Fishing Lures
Fall is when the Vancouver Island fishing season goes into ...
Port Hardy Fishing Report
Find out what's working and what's not when fishing in the Port Hardy area on North Vancouver Island. Tips, best practices, places and the go-to lures are just a sample of what you'll find in our Area Reports.
