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Fraser Valley Trout Hatchery's Family Fishing Day The Fraser Valley Trout Hatchery in Abbotsford hosted its annual family fishing day on Saturday June 14th, 2008. Trout fishing was available from 8am to noon. There were two permanent fishing ponds that were stocked with over 1000 rainbow trout for anglers of all ages to catch. A smaller inflatable pool was also reserved for kids under the age of seven to guarantee success. The Fraser Valley Trout Hatchery is one of five hatcheries that are operated by the Freshwater Fisheries Society of BC. The society is responsible for producing 10 million trout and char per year that are released into thousands of lakes across British Columbia, Canada. The hatchery also serves as a visitor centre, where the general public can learn more about fishing and trout biology. Since 2006, its Learn to Fish program is offered to all age groups during the summer. For more information, please visit: www.gofishbc.com For more videos, please visit http and subscribe at www.fishingwithrod.com Camera and editing: Rodney Hsu Music: Kevin macleod Copyright: Fishing with Rod Production Views: 37454 Rating: 
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A Tour of the Fraser Valley Trout Hatchery The Fraser Valley Trout Hatchery in Abbotsford is one of five trout hatcheries operated by the Freshwater Fisheries Society of BC. For more information on freshwater fishing in British Columbia, Canada, please go to www.gofishbc.com. Views: 345 Rating:
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Salmon and Sturgeon Fishing Fraser River Valley BC- Nice footage - Fall 2009 Fraser River Valley Fishing. Amazing Fishing Video in British Columbia!, Salmon fishing, Sturgeon fishing, big fish in the Fraser River Valley in Mission, British Columbia, Canada near Vancouver. Our Sturgeon are the World's biggest freshwater fish!! and our Salmon are plentiful !! Views: 408 Rating:
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Fraser river valley Chum salmon fishing Fishing for Chum salmon on the Harrison river, Vancouver BC Views: 12556 Rating:
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Fraser River Valley Sturgeon and Salmon fishing near Vancouver BC When Fishing on the Fraser River and Harrison river in beautiful British Columbia, anglers encounter all kinds of action from battling big Sturgeon to all 5 kinds of Pacific Salmon. Fraser river fishing holidays and guided day trips for Sturgeon, Salmon, Steelhead and Trout just east of Vancouver BC. Vancouver BC fly fishing guide for Steelhead, Salmon and Trout. Come out with us for a unforgetable Sturgeon and Salmon angling trip or package! Our reputation for success is worldwide. Views: 1177 Rating:
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Fishing with Rod: Steelheading in Chilliwack We are back in British Columbia Canada once again and after several weeks of severely cold winter weather in Denmark, we are eager to wet a line. Winter in the Lower Mainland means steelhead fishing and the most popular place to do so is the Chilliwack River in the Fraser Valley. In this video blog, Rod follows seasoned Chilliwack anglers Chris Gadsden so he can learn a thing or two about winter steelheading in the Chilliwack River. Chris talks about where anglers should look for when searching for steelhead, what the broodstock capturing program is and how the season has been so far in 2010. For more videos, please visit: www.fishingwithrod.com Subscribe to go Fishing with Rod! Be a Fishing with Rod fan on Facebook www.facebook.com Camera: Nina Manique Editing: Rodney Hsu Copyright: Fishing with Rod Production Views: 2499 Rating:
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Fraser River barfishing, part one Every July and August, hundreds of thousands of chinook salmon make their way through British Columbia's mighty Fraser River to their natal streams for spawning. At the stretch between Chilliwack and Hope, a fishing technique known as barfishing is commonly used to catch these prized fish. In this video series, Nick Basok and Chris Gadsden of the Fraser Valley Salmon Society explain the setups and techniques of barfishing. Nick Basok is a retired hatchery technician and currently a staff at the Chilliwack Dart and Tackle. Both Nick and Chris have many decades of fishing experience in the Fraser Valley. In part one of this video series, Nick explains the general terminal tackle that you need in this fishery. For more videos, please visit: www.fishingwithrod.com Subscribe at www.fishingwithrod.com Be a Fishing with Rod fan on Facebook: www.facebook.com Camera and editing: Rodney Hsu Music: Jupiterimages Corporation Copyright: Fishing with Rod Production Views: 3082 Rating:
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Fraser River barfishing, part two Every July and August, hundreds of thousands of chinook salmon make their way through British Columbia's mighty Fraser River to their natal streams for spawning. At the stretch between Chilliwack and Hope, a fishing technique known as barfishing is commonly used to catch these prized fish. In this video series, Nick Basok and Chris Gadsden of the Fraser Valley Salmon Society explain the setups and techniques of barfishing. Nick Basok is a retired hatchery technician and currently a staff at the Chilliwack Dart and Tackle. Both Nick and Chris have many decades of fishing experience in the Fraser Valley. In part two of this video series, Nick continues explaining the general terminal tackle that you need in this fishery, with a surprise interruption near the end. For more videos, please visit: www.fishingwithrod.com Subscribe at www.fishingwithrod.com Be a Fishing with Rod fan on Facebook: www.facebook.com Camera and editing: Rodney Hsu Music: Jupiterimages Corporation Copyright: Fishing with Rod Production Views: 1962 Rating:
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Fraser River barfishing, part three Every July and August, hundreds of thousands of chinook salmon make their way through British Columbia's mighty Fraser River to their natal streams for spawning. At the stretch between Chilliwack and Hope, a fishing technique known as barfishing is commonly used to catch these prized fish. In this video series, Nick Basok and Chris Gadsden of the Fraser Valley Salmon Society explain the setups and techniques of barfishing. Nick Basok is a retired hatchery technician and currently a staff at the Chilliwack Dart and Tackle. Both Nick and Chris have many decades of fishing experience in the Fraser Valley. In part three of this video series, a fish interrupted Nick's demonstration. Cameraman Rodney Hsu fought the fish. The do's and don'ts of fighting a large chinook salmon are demonstrated throughout the video. For more videos, please visit: www.fishingwithrod.com Subscribe at www.fishingwithrod.com Be a Fishing with Rod fan on Facebook: www.facebook.com Camera and editing: Chris Gadsden Music: Jupiterimages Corporation Copyright: Fishing with Rod Production Views: 3083 Rating:
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Fraser River barfishing, part four Every July and August, hundreds of thousands of chinook salmon make their way through British Columbia's mighty Fraser River to their natal streams for spawning. At the stretch between Chilliwack and Hope, a fishing technique known as barfishing is commonly used to catch these prized fish. In this video series, Nick Basok and Chris Gadsden of the Fraser Valley Salmon Society explain the setups and techniques of barfishing. Nick Basok is a retired hatchery technician and currently a staff at the Chilliwack Dart and Tackle. Both Nick and Chris have many decades of fishing experience in the Fraser Valley. In part four of this video series, Nick continues explaining the rest of a barfishing setup, as well as a look at fishing locations and other little details that you need to know when going barfishing. For more videos, please visit: www.fishingwithrod.com Subscribe at www.fishingwithrod.com Be a Fishing with Rod fan on Facebook: www.facebook.com Camera and editing: Rodney Hsu Music: Jupiterimages Corporation Copyright: Fishing with Rod Production Views: 1664 Rating:
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Fraser River barfishing, part five Every July and August, hundreds of thousands of chinook salmon make their way through British Columbia's mighty Fraser River to their natal streams for spawning. At the stretch between Chilliwack and Hope, a fishing technique known as barfishing is commonly used to catch these prized fish. In this video series, Nick Basok and Chris Gadsden of the Fraser Valley Salmon Society explain the setups and techniques of barfishing. Nick Basok is a retired hatchery technician and currently a staff at the Chilliwack Dart and Tackle. Both Nick and Chris have many decades of fishing experience in the Fraser Valley. Part five concludes this instructional series. Nick explains the type of rod holder that is required in barfishing as well as a brief look at etiquettes. For more videos, please visit: www.fishingwithrod.com Subscribe at www.fishingwithrod.com Be a Fishing with Rod fan on Facebook: www.facebook.com Camera and editing: Rodney Hsu Music: Jupiterimages Corporation Copyright: Fishing with Rod Production Views: 1664 Rating:
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Spooning stocked rainbow trout The Fraser Valley Trout Hatchery stocks many lakes across the Lower Mainland in British Columbia regularly between March and June. Want to learn how to fish? Take advantage of these fantastic, easy lake fisheries now! Raised at the hatchery, these hungry rainbow trout are not selective when it comes to eating. In this video, a 1/8 spoon was all we needed to have a productive afternoon of fishing. For the latest stocking updates, please visit: www.fishingwithrod.com For more videos, please visit www.fishingwithrod.com and subscribe at http Camera and editing: Rodney Hsu Music: Bob and Sarah Richardson, Kevin macleod Copyright: Fishing with Rod Production Views: 9364 Rating:
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Sturgeon fishing-Salmon fishing the Fraser river BC Canada Sturgeon fishing and Salmon fishing the Fraser river Canada, Steelhead fishing in Fraser river valley! Top producing fishing guide company in the Fraser river valley since 1996 brings you world class angling for Sturgeon, Salmon, Steelhead and Trout. Silversides guided fishing is world known for our constant ability to produce Sturgeon and Salmon on the Fraser river near Vancouver, Mission and Chilliwack BC Canada. We provide angling trips on the Fraser river, Harrison river, Chilliwack river and many more! We are seriously committed to sport fishing, it's our life! Views: 905 Rating:
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Fishing bloopers: How to lose a bell A bell is often attached to the fishing rod when barfishing so anglers are alerted when a fish is on. Quite often, the bell would fall off the rod when the rod is picked up, so many choose to tie a float or spin-n-glow to the bell so it can be found when it is submerged. In this video, Fraser Valley resident and angler Chris Gadsden demonstrates this method, but fails to check if the bell is tied properly onto the line. Another for the blooper archive! For more videos, please visit www.fishingwithrod.com and subscribe at http Camera and editing: Rodney Hsu Copyright: Fishing with Rod Production Views: 2949 Rating:
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Steelhead Fishing- The Agony of Defeat Steelhead Fishing in the Fraser Valley of British Columbia near Vancouver Canada. BC Fishing Guide Tours with Bent Rods Guiding & Fishing Co. Views: 1472 Rating:
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Chaos at the hatchery The incident took place at the Fraser Valley Trout Hatchery during its 2006 Open House on Saturday November 25th. Chaos broke out when single eggs were thought to be the fast track ticket on rainbow trout. This is the newly built trout pond at the hatchery, which is designed to cater the learn to fish program that the Freshwater Fisheries Society of BC is currently promoting. This is a clip of our December 2006's video "Another Day at the Hatchery". For the full length video, please visit and subscribe at www.fishingwithrod.com Freshwater Fisheries Society of BC www.gofishbc.com Photos of 2006 Open House of Fraser Valley Trout Hatchery www.fishingwithrod.com Views: 16069 Rating:
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Launch of "Fishing in the City" April 12th, 2008 news release by the Freshwater Fisheries Society of BC: VANCOUVER -- Lower Mainland residents will be able to enjoy three unique urban fishing opportunities this spring and summer thanks to the Freshwater Fisheries Society of bc's new Fishing in the City program. "We know that sometimes it's difficult to get out of the city to go fishing, so this year we're bringing enhanced fishing opportunities into the city," said FFSBC Vice-President Brian Chan. As part of the Fishing in the City program, the FFSBC will be conducting enhanced trout stocking activities at Rice Lake in North Vancouver and Lafarge and Como lakes in Coquitlam. These repeated stocking activities will ensure that the three lakes offer excellent fishing opportunities for shore-based anglers throughout the spring and early summer, and again in the fall. Working in partnership with local governments, the FFSBC will also erect special on-site signage providing additional information to anglers. "While the society stocks dozens of lakes across the Lower Mainland, we hope that these three lakes will offer new fishing opportunities for young and novice anglers or those who want to get back into the sport" said program coordinator Stacy Webb. "Children under the age of 16 can fish for free, and we've even reserved fishing at Como Lake for children and seniors." Adults can purchase a freshwater licence at their local tackle shop or buy one on-line. For fishing tips and tricks and lake stocking ... Views: 9048 Rating:
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2007 Cultus Lake Pikeminnow Derby The 2007 Cultus Lake pikeminnow derby took place on Saturday June 16th, 2007. This annual derby is part of the All About Fishing Family Event, which is organized by the Fraser Valley Salmon Society. The goal of the derby is to generate sportfishing interest among the younger generations, as well as assisting Fisheries and Oceans Canada on their Cultus Lake sockeye salmon recovery program. Northern pikeminnow is a predatory species that prey on juvenile salmon. Due to a lack of predators, the population of northern pikeminnow in Cultus Lake has grown to the size that causes a lower return of Cultus Lake sockeye salmon. Fisheries and Oceans Canada hopes to enhance the sockeye population by reducing the northern pikeminnow population. This event is also part of the province-wide family fishing weekend, which always takes place during the father's day weekend. Many thanks to Dean Werk and Greg Larson of Great River Fishing Adventures for taking us our on their boats. If you wish to have your community event covered, please email me at info@fishingwithrod.com For more information on northern pikeminnow, please visit: www.fishingwithrod.com For more information on the Cultus Lake sockeye salmon recovery program, please visit: www-sci.pac.dfo-mpo.gc.ca For more information on the Fraser Valley Salmon Society, please visit: members.shaw.ca To see the derby report and results, please visit: www.fishingwithrod.com For more videos such as this, please visit www.fishingwithrod.com ... Views: 3402 Rating:
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Sturgeon Fishing BC Sturgeon Fishing in the Fraser Valley of British Columbia near Vancouver Views: 957 Rating:
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Salmon Fishing on the Fraser River Father and Daughter fish for Pink Salmon together at "pegleg" - a popular spot for the outdoor enthusiast in Chilliwack, British Columbia. Some Bottom bouncing, casting lures, and flyfishing. Even a "Double header" ! The mighty Fraser River did not dissapoint - They brought in a few humpy bucks and some nice does for the smoker. Pinks come through here up the Fraser in late summer/early fall every two years to spawn. Filmed last weekend of September. Views: 636 Rating:
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