Pictures of Trout from Whistler and Pemberton Area
These photos were taken over the last week while fishing in the Whistler and Pemberton area with the Pemberton Fish Finder.







These photos were taken over the last week while fishing in the Whistler and Pemberton area with the Pemberton Fish Finder.







It’s Heli fishing season in remote beautiful British Columbia Canada I am a firm believer that the more remote place you fish, the better the fishing. This day we have the use of a helicopter to put us into a very remote place. A remote place full of Pink Salmon, a place that only we…
The Pemberton Fish Finder would like to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and have a Happy New Years. May your next year be filled with incredible fishing adventures, pictures and Stories. Tight Lines, The Pemberton Fish Finder Crew.
Steelhead Fishing BC Canada. Steelhead trout can reach up to 55 pounds (25 kg) in weight and 45 inches (120 cm) in length, though average size is much smaller. Adults migrate from a marine environment into the freshwater streams and rivers of their birth in order to mate (called anadromy). Unlike other Pacific salmonids, they can…
Fishing and mental health benefits. Fishing is more than just a sport or a way to put food on the table. It’s an age-old tradition that connects us with nature, offering a unique blend of physical activity, mental stimulation, and relaxation. Whether you’re fly fishing on a pristine river or casting a line from the…
Fly fishing Green lake Whistler BC. Green Lake is located on the North side of Whistler. It has a very distinct emerald color that is caused by glacial till. Green lake holds the largest fish of any lakes in Whistler making it a popular fishing spot for Anglers and Guides. There are 3 major creeks that…
Lower Lillooet River – BC Fishing Reports, It is that time of year when the river banks are clear of snow and the water is boiling with Sea Run Coastal Cutthroat Trout. The fishing has been very good For large Rainbow Trout, Coastal Cutthroat, Bull Trout, with the occasional Steelhead and Chinook passing by. Water…
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