Water Activities & Pemberton Fish Finder: Salmon Fishing Adventure
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Overview
Cast your line into the wild rivers of Squamish for a memorable salmon fishing adventure. Guided, sustainable, and packed with natural beauty, this tour is perfect for anglers of all levels.
Half Day Walk and Wade Salmon Tour
As Low as CA$239/Person | 5 Hour
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About This Adventure
Experience the thrill of fishing for powerful Pacific Salmon in the stunning rivers of Squamish, BC. This fully guided, private adventure offers the choice of fly or spin fishing, with all gear provided. Enjoy breathtaking scenery and expert guidance as you chase Chinook, Coho, Chum, and Pink Salmon.
World Class Freshwater Salmon at your Fingertips
Rates
- Single Guest - CA$349
- Guest (Groups of 2+) - CA$239 per person
Duration
5 Hours
Key Points
- Fish seasonally-productive river systems in Squamish, BC
- Choose fly or spin fishing—gear provided for both!
- Focused on catching Pacific Salmon
About
- Step into wild rivers and battle powerful Pacific Salmon on foot! This fully guided, private adventure takes you to the heart of BC’s salmon country, with epic scenery, big fish, and the option to fly or spin fish. Gear included—just bring your sense of adventure!
Additional Information
🎣 Tour Features:
- Fully guided, private experience (1–4 client ratio)
- Fly or spin fishing – all gear provided
- 5 hours from meeting time
- Fish for Chinook, Coho, Chum & Pink Salmon (season-dependent)
- Spectacular Coast Mountain river scenery
- Half-day adventure with expert local guides
📍 Important Info:
- BC Freshwater Fishing License AND Non-Tidal Salmon Conservation Tag required (16+ years)
- Transportation is NOT provided – guests must meet in Squamish (directions provided in advance)
- Groups are not combined – tours are fully private
Ready to chase salmon in some of the most breathtaking rivers in British Columbia? Let’s wade in.
📅 Salmon Seasons:
- Pink Salmon: July – September (odd years only)
- Sockeye Salmon: September – October
- Coho Salmon: October – December
- Chum Salmon: October – December
Adventure Tips
Bring Layers
Dress in layered clothing to stay comfortable as temperatures can vary during the day.
Use Sun Protection
Apply sunscreen and wear a hat to protect yourself from the sun while wading or walking along the river.
Stay Quiet
Keep noise levels low to avoid disturbing wildlife and to increase your chances of fish biting.
Keep Hydrated
Bring plenty of water to stay hydrated during the half-day trip, especially in warm weather.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- bald eagles
- river otters
History
The Squamish River has been a vital salmon spawning ground for centuries, supporting both local indigenous cultures and modern fisheries.
Conservation
Pemberton Fish Finder prioritizes sustainable fishing practices, working to preserve the river’s health for future generations.
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Recommended Gear
Polarized Sunglasses
Reduce glare on the water for better visibility of fish.
Fishing Gloves
Protect hands from cold water and improve grip.
spring|summer|fall specific
Waterproof Gear Bag
Keep your gear dry and organized during wade fishing.
Wading Boots
Provide traction and protection while wading in rivers.