Canada Fly Fishing Trips

A True Fly Fishing Paradise Awaits

Fly fishing the wilds of Canada should be on every fly angler's bucket list. Whether chasing salmon near the Pacific coast, voracious pike inland, or coaster brook trout in the fabled rivers of Labrador, Canada truly is a fly-fishing paradise.

Its extraordinary diversity of fisheries — from BC steelhead rivers to the remote boreal wilderness of Labrador — means there is a Canadian fly fishing adventure suited to every angler.

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Westcoast Fishing Adventures

Spey cast to wild steelhead and salmon on the Skeena, Nass, and Kitimat Rivers. Fish pristine BC wilderness with Gi...

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Canada Fly Fishing: What the Country Has to Offer

British Columbia is synonymous with wild steelhead — the Skeena, Dean, and Babine among the last rivers on Earth where wild fish exist in meaningful numbers. Labrador holds some of the world's finest brook trout fishing, with wild fish routinely exceeding five pounds. Manitoba and Saskatchewan offer extraordinary northern pike and lake trout fishing on big streamers.

Timing varies by province and species: BC steelhead peak September through November, Labrador brook trout fishing is best in August and September, and pike fishing in the Canadian north is exceptional from ice-out in June through early September.