The Skeena River, located in British Columbia, Canada, is renowned for its impressive size and abundant fish populations, making it a prime destination for spey fishing enthusiasts. Spanning over 570 kilometers, the Skeena River is one of the largest river systems in the province, offering ample opportunities for anglers to explore its diverse waters. Each year, the Skeena River sees a significant migration of various fish species, including steelhead, salmon, and trout, attracting anglers from around the world seeking to test their skills against these prized catches. With its breathtaking scenery and prolific fishery, spey fishing on the Skeena River promises an unforgettable and rewarding experience for all who venture to its waters. 

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The Nass River is known as the big Dirty for its colour most of the year and boasts some of the best steelhead returns of all rivers in British Columbia. This fishery is not only a popular destination for recreational fishing but also plays a vital role in supporting local Indigenous communities and commercial fishing operations. With its abundance of fish and stunning scenery, the Nass River offers a truly unforgettable fishing experience for all who visit its waters.

 

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We target these fish with 12-13’ Spey rods in the 7/8/9 weight and single handers in the 9-10’ range. 

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End of March through to November