Kamloops marks British Columbia's Interior stillwater fly-fishing hub. Within an hour's drive of the city, you'll find more than 200 fertile lakes with big trout and healthy population of aquatic invertebrates and insects to keep them fat. ...MORE

The Elk River near Fernie British Columbia, and the nearby tributaries, are some of the best places in the world to experience wilderness fly fishing for native westlope cutthroat trout. Learn from author Erik Poole how and where to find the best fishing....MORE

B.C. is a huge province filled with rivers and streams but the good fishing can be hard to find. Don't plan a trip to B.C. without reading this primer on the best trout fishing....MORE

British Columbia's Skeena River is undammed and untainted by hatchery steelhead. Its six major tributaries are among the world's best places to fish for trophy native steelhad--and take them on dry flies....MORE

A rubber-stamp approval process for the aquaculture industry to operate large-scale farmed Atlantic salmon operations along B.C.'s North Coast (including the territory around the Skeena River inlet) is threatening native Pacific salmon and steelhead. Please use our link to email the Canadian government and voice your displeasure....MORE

Trout Unlimited President Charles Gauvin explains why Skeena River steelhead are a world treasure that must be protected....MORE

Learn from author Dave Hickson about an area that reminds him of Montana 30 years ago. Dragon Lake is just one of B.C.'s many interior lakes that offer do-it-yourself stillwater fishing with lots of big trout and little competition from other anglers....MORE

Dependable spring hatches and large brown trout make the Grand River--in Ontario, Canada--the best tailwater trout fishery in the East. Learn from guide Ian Martin when to expect the best hatches and what flies to use for river's caddis and mayfly hatches....MORE

Canada's Great Lakes tributaries provide exceptional fishing for trout, bass, and steelhead close to major U.S. cities such as Detroit and Buffalo. Find out from Canadian guide Stephen May how to find the best fishing north of the border....MORE

In the world of trout streams, Alberta’s Oldman River is like Miss Universe’s gorgeous little sister--no press agent, no publicity, and not much fame in spite of its own eminent qualifications....MORE

The Crowsnest River in southwest Alberta offers 30 miles of easily accessed wading water with summer-long hatches, and surface-feeding rainbow trout up to 20 inches. Learn from local expert Vic Bergman the best times to visit the river, and what fly patterns you should bring with you....MORE

The benchmark for bragging-sized trout in North American streams is 20 inches. On most streams, 20-inchers are rare or nonexistent; on a few streams they are occasional, pleasant surprises. On the Bow River below Calgary, they are expected. Author Jim McLennan explains when and where to find the best fishing, and how to be versatile enough to catch fish under almost any circumstance....MORE

The Bow River downstream of Calgary is one of the best blue-ribbon trout rivers in the world, but the less-fished upper river close to Banff is the clear winner in the scenery department. ...MORE

Journey to an undeveloped wilderness in Alberta's Rocky Mountain Forest Preserve, where 20-inch westslope cutts await anglers who are willing to hike, horseback, or helicopter into the remote backcountry. ...MORE

Read the original Red Deer River article that appeared in Fly Fisherman plus see Dave Jensen's video clips of large Red Deer brown trout gorging on stoneflies, mayflies, and caddis....MORE