What's In Season by Species

Not present in this Zone and are closed to fishing all year

Not present in this Zone and are closed to fishing all year

Not present in this Zone and are closed to fishing all year

Not present in this Zone and are closed to fishing all year

Not present in this Zone and are closed to fishing all year

Not present in this Zone and are closed to fishing all year

Not present in this Zone and are closed to fishing all year

There is no fishing for salmon in Region 1 except for the opportunities listed below

Campbell River downstream of the confluence with the Quinsam River

Qualicum River

• those waters upstream of the Big Qualicum Hatchery upper weir (located approximately 125 m downstream of the E&N railway bridge).
• No fishing for salmon downstream of the upper weir (located approximately 125 m downstream of the E&N railway bridge) to the QFN boundary fence located approximately 100 m downstream of the hatchery counting fence Aug 15 - Oct 15
• No fishing for salmon in waters below the QFN boundary fence, downstream to the Hwy 19A bridge
• Hook restriction, single barbless hook less than 15mm in all open portions of the Qualicum River

Quinsam River

• 4 per day

San Juan River

• Non-retention
• That portion of the San Juan River from the hatchery counting fence downstream approximately 150 meters to square white boundary signs on either side of the river, and that portion of the Fairy Lake tributary approximately 5 meters downstream of the hatchery holding pens, indicated by square white boundary signs.

Fraser River from the downstream side of the CPR Bridge at Mission upstream to the Highway 1 bridge at Hope. - Non-retention

There is no fishing for salmon in Region 2 except for the opportunities listed below

There is no fishing for salmon in Region 3 except for the opportunities listed below

There are no salmon in Region 4

Kilbella River

• No fishing for salmon

Long Lake Including tributaries

• No fishing for salmon

Wannock River

• No fishing for salmon

Docee River

• No fishing for salmon

Dean River

• from signs located approximately 500 m upstream of the canyon to signs located approximately 100 m below the canyon.
• And upstream of the confluence with Crag Creek.
• No fishing for salmon

Dean River

• From the confluence with Crag Creek downstream to the tidal boundary, except for the canyon as listed below.
• No fishing for salmon

Chuckwalla River

• No Fishing

There is no fishing for salmon in Cariboo Part A - Fraser River Watershed: Management Units 5-1 to 5-5 and 5-12 to 5-16

Unless otherwise stated below, the daily limit for all waters in Cariboo Part B Coastal Watershed: Management Units 5-6 to 5-11 is zero (0).

Oweegee Creek

Oweegee Lake

All Region 6 waters

• All lakes or streams or parts thereof in the aggregate (combined total), in Region 6, unless otherwise stated

Tseax R. (including tributaries)

• upstream of Nisga’a Hwy Bridge
• Note: The mouth of the Tseax R. is designated by white triangular fishing boundary signs located where what was formerly known as the Nass Back Channel enters the Nass R

Yakoun River

• downstream of the 6 mile Bridge

Dala River (including tributaries)

Dala River (including tributaries)

Dala River (including tributaries)

Endako River

Khutzeymateen River

Kitimat River (including tributaries)

• on west bank between signs at Kitimat hatchery outfall

Kitimat River (including tributaries)

• upstream of Highway # 37 bridge

Tahltan River (including tributaries)

• Finfish closure

Tatsatua Creek (including tributaries)

Tatshenshini River (downstream of the BC/Yukon border)

Tatshenshini River (upstream of the BC/ Yukon border – along the Haines Hwy.)

• Blanchard River

Tatshenshini River (upstream of the BC/ Yukon border – along the Haines Hwy.)

• Kwatini Creek, Stanley Creek and Goat Creek

Tatshenshini River (upstream of the BC/ Yukon border – along the Haines Hwy.)

• Tatshenshini mainstem and all other tributaries

Fraser River Watershed

• There is no fishing for salmon in the portions of the Fraser River watershed in Region 6

Meziadin River (including tributaries)

All waters in section "B(i)" – Skeena River Watershed upstream of the CNR Railway Bridge at Terrace, unless otherwise stated

Babine Lake within a 400m radius of the mouth of Pinkut Creek

Bulkley River

• downstream of the Morice River confluence excluding tributaries
• No fishing

Bulkley River and Morice River waters within the four white triangular fishing boundary signs located at the confluence of the Bulkley River and Morice River (locally known as “the Forks”). The closure starts 100 meters upstream of the confluence and ends approximately 1 kilometre downstream

Kispiox River (including tributaries)

• downstream of fishing boundary signs near Kispiox River Resort

Morice Lake, including tributaries

Morice River (including tributaries)

• from fishing boundary signs posted near the outlet of Morice Lake to Gosnell Creek

Morice River (including tributaries)

• from Gosnell Creek to Lamprey Creek

Morice River (including tributaries)

• from the confluence of the Bulkley and Morice Rivers upstream to the Bymac Bridge on Walcott Road

Morice River (including tributaries)

• upstream of the Bymac Bridge on Walcott Road

Pinkut Creek

• downstream of fishing boundary signs located approx. 25 m downstream of fish counting fence

Skeena River

• mainstem waters only, upstream of Cedarvale

Skeena River

• mainstem waters only

Skeena River

• mainstem waters within 3 white triangular fishing boundary signs located at the confluence of the Kispiox River with the Skeena River
• mainstem waters near the Kitwanga River mouth, from Mill Creek upstream to the Highway 37 Bridge

Skeena River

• mainstem waters near the Kitsumkalum River mouth, from the confluence with the Zymagotitz River (also known as Zymachord River) upstream to the Classified Waters boundary at the top of Hell’s Gate

Nass River

• mainstem waters near the Meziadin River confluence, from white triangular fishing boundary signs located downstream of the Meziadin River confluence,and upstream to the Hwy 37 Bridge