The Fraser is opening in time for the long weekend which is good news. Remember when reading the following that there is a maximum of 4 salmon per licence per day. So if you catch 4 pinks, that's it for the day. Other than that, head out there and have fun.
Effective one hour before sunrise Monday, August 3 until one hour after sunset Monday, August 31, 2015, the daily limit for chinook salmon is four (4) with only one(1) greater than 50 cm.
Effective one hour before sunrise Monday, August 3 until one hour after sunset Thursday, December 31, 2015 the daily limit for pink salmon is four (4).
Effective one hour before sunrise Monday, August 3 until one hour after sunset Thursday, December 31, 2015 the daily limit for chum salmon is two (2).
There is no retention of sockeye salmon permitted at this time. Given the low abundance of sockeye and the expected en-route mortality, impacts on sockeye are to be minimized and DFO is working with all users of the resource to limit impacts on sockeye. While fishing for pink, chinook and chum salmon, anglers should avoid using fishing methods that catch sockeye salmon and fish selectively. The first principle of selective harvesting is to avoid catching non-targeted stocks. This means that anglers should use methods that do not catch sockeye. The following fishing methods enable anglers to catch pink, chinook and chum salmon and rarely intercept sockeye salmon:
Effective one hour before sunrise Monday, August 3 until one hour after sunset Monday, August 31, 2015, the daily limit for chinook salmon is four (4) with only one(1) greater than 50 cm.
Effective one hour before sunrise Monday, August 3 until one hour after sunset Thursday, December 31, 2015 the daily limit for pink salmon is four (4).
Effective one hour before sunrise Monday, August 3 until one hour after sunset Thursday, December 31, 2015 the daily limit for chum salmon is two (2).
There is no retention of sockeye salmon permitted at this time. Given the low abundance of sockeye and the expected en-route mortality, impacts on sockeye are to be minimized and DFO is working with all users of the resource to limit impacts on sockeye. While fishing for pink, chinook and chum salmon, anglers should avoid using fishing methods that catch sockeye salmon and fish selectively. The first principle of selective harvesting is to avoid catching non-targeted stocks. This means that anglers should use methods that do not catch sockeye. The following fishing methods enable anglers to catch pink, chinook and chum salmon and rarely intercept sockeye salmon:
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