moderate
5 hours
Participants should be comfortable walking in slippery river conditions and standing for extended periods.
Step into Pemberton’s pristine rivers with Pemberton Fish Finder’s guided 5-hour walk and wade fishing trip. Target trout species while learning on-the-water techniques amidst stunning mountain scenery.
As Low as CA$209/Person | 5 Hours
Experience an unforgettable 5-hour guided fishing adventure in Pemberton, BC, where you can walk and wade through stunning rivers. Perfect for all skill levels, you'll learn essential techniques while targeting rainbow, bull, and cutthroat trout amidst breathtaking mountain scenery. All gear is provided for a memorable day in nature.
5 Hours
Join our expert guides for a scenic walk & wade trout fishing adventure in the stunning rivers and streams of Pemberton, BC. Perfect for all skill levels, this hands-on experience takes you right into the heart of wild trout country. Learn casting techniques, read water, and target rainbow, bull, and cutthroat trout in crystal-clear waters. Whether you're new to fly fishing or looking to sharpen your skills or prefer to spin fish, this guided tour offers an unforgettable day surrounded by breathtaking mountain views and pristine nature. All gear provided—just bring your sense of adventure!
🎣 Tour Includes:
📍 Important Info:
Whether you're learning the ropes or chasing your personal best, this adventure delivers big fish, breathtaking views, and memories that last a lifetime.
Anyone aged 16 and older must have a valid fishing license to participate in the trip.
Quality boots improve stability and comfort for walking through rocky riverbeds.
Morning chill can shift to warm sun—dress in moisture-wicking layers for comfort.
Stick close to the guide to navigate currents safely and access prime trout habitats.
Pemberton’s rivers have supported Indigenous fishing traditions for thousands of years, reflecting a rich cultural connection to local waterways.
Pemberton Fish Finder practices catch-and-release and promotes sustainable fishing to protect native trout populations and river health.
Supports sure footing on wet rocky riverbeds during all seasons, especially when water levels are high.
spring specific
Adjustable layers protect against variable mountain weather and temperature swings.
Reduces glare off the water, improving visibility of fish and underwater structure.
summer specific
Required for all anglers age 16 and older to legally fish in British Columbia waters.