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British Columbia FlyFishing Guides & Packages

Fly fishing in British Columbia is one of those things anglers from around the world dream of and that we are lucky enough to have right in our backyard.

Here are some fly fishing only trip options when it comes to planning your fly fishing trip to British Columbia.

Guided Fly Fishing in Whistler & Vancouver

Whistler, British Columbia

Day trips start at $245 CDN

Guided full day and half day flyfishing trips in Whistler, Canada's most famous ski town. Year round fishery on rivers, streams and lakes with certified guides for salmon, steelhead and trout.

Private Water Fly Fishing

Merritt, British Columbia

Rod Fees start at $100 CDN

Ready to experience some of the best private lake fishing North America has to offer? British Columbia's interior region is home to hundreds of lakes including the private Corbett Lake, a legendary spot that is home to huge hungry rainbows and comfy accommodations.

Bulkley River Steelhead Packages

Smithers, British Columbia

All Inclusive packages start at $3200 CDN

Steelhead fishing on the famed Bulkley River with experienced guides and a cozy little lodge. Arguably one of the best steelhead fishing rivers in British Columbia, the Bulkley is an angler friendly river filled with scenic stretches and aggressive steelhead.

Dean River Steelheard Packages

Dean River, British Columbia

All Inclusive Week Long Trips from $4600

Summer run steelhead flyfishing at its very best and flyfishing for chinook (king) salmon. The Dean River is the most famous steelhead river on BC’s central coast and we are proud to offer all inclusive guided packages to the Dean River each summer.

Nass River Heli-Steelhead Packages

Nass River, British Columbia

All Inclusive Packages start at $4400 CDN

British Columbia steelhead fishing at its best. Explore some of the most remote steelhead rivers in Canada. Helicopter into isolated rivers, jetboat the famous Nass River system, cast flies to wild steel head with experienced guides and enjoy 4 star accommodation and cuisine.

Kamloops Area Trophy Lake Packages

Kamloops, British Columbia

All inclusive packages and day trips start at $300

Stillwater flyfishing for trophy rainbow trout with experienced guides on some of North America’s most productive lakes. All inclusive customized packages and guided day trips available

Rocky Mountain Flyfishing Trips

Fernie, British Columbia

All inclusive packages and day trips start at $600

Guided float trips for cutthroat trout and bull trout with experienced guides on the Elk River and other rivers in the Rocky Mountains of Canada. All inclusive customized packages and guided day trips available.

Whether its your first time planning a fishing trip and you’re looking for a new adventure or if you’ve fly fished for years, we are confident that we can arrange the fly fishing trip perfected just for you. We represent a wide variety of British Columbia fly fishing experiences, from guide services that will get you out for a day to lodges that will have you helicoptering in to some of the most remote fly fishing waters in North America.

When is the best time to plan a British Columbia fly fishing trip?

This is the question we get the most and there is no one specific answer. The easiest way to answer is to break down our fly fishing opportunities in British Columbia into the different seasons of the year. This will give you an idea of what is happening as there are places to fly fish in BC year-round!

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Spring is also a great time for winter steelhead fishing on Vancouver Island and around the Whistler area during the months of April and May. You can count on rivers in southern British Columbia and Vancouver Island to blow out due to the melting of the snow pack around early to mid May. At this time river become unfishable due to poor visibility conditions and often reach near flood like flows.

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Summer weather conditions in BC are usually pretty pleasant, with average temperatures ranging from 23 - 30 degrees Celsius (74 - 90 degrees Fahrenheit). Because of British Columbia’s northern location, summer days are always long, with the sun going down around 10 pm making for plenty of time to fish.

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Can’t make it up steelhead fishing? Don’t worry, the other great bit of fishing that starts during the Fall months in BC is river fishing for salmon. Millions of salmon return each year to spawn in the rivers they were born and anglers in British Columbia start seeing some amazing fishing province wide and even near major centers like Vancouver. There are five species of Pacific salmon that migrate here and during October and November is when the Chum salmon and Coho salmon make their way into BC’s rivers. This is the time most fly anglers usually plan their trips.

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During the winter months of December, January and February there is some river fly fishing right around the Vancouver area and some options on Vancouver Island as well. Although not the best time for fishing a day spent on a snow dusted river bank fishing for native Bull trout is something not found in too many spots around the globe.