British
Columbia's Thompson Nicola
begins at Sicamous in the east and follows the course of the Thompson
and Nicola Rivers. This diverse area includes the Shuswap Lake region
with over 1,100 km of navigable waterways and impressive beaches.
The Thompson and Nicola Valleys include rolling hills with grasslands
where ranches prosper. There are several national
and provincial parks to explore in the region which offer a fisherman's
paradise, with hundreds of lakes
and streams to explore, and world famous Kamloops trout to catch.
The wildlife
is abundant, hiking ample and scenery stunning.
Queen Charlotte Lodge: For those seeking the ultimate sport fishing adventure, the waters of the Queen Charlotte Islands and Naden Harbour are legendary for an abundance of Chinook & Coho – plus Halibut, Lingcod, and grou... more
Spirit of the West Adventures: We offer sea kayaking tours to the Johnstone Strait & the largest pods of killer whales on the BC coast – Desolation Sound, Quadra Island, & Campbell River - & guided excursions to explore ancient n... more
Fly Craft Angling: Philip Rowley personally invites you to browse through the pages of Fly Craft Angling. You’ll find tips regarding strategies and tactics, fly tying, entomology, upcoming events and many other point... more
Johnston Canyon Resort: An unforgettable vacation awaits you in the Rocky Mountains just minutes east of Field between world famous Banff and Lake Louise. Visitors the world over can relax in the heritage charm of our cabin... more
Haa-nee-naa Lodge: From a cove on the northern Dundas Island, overlooking the Alaska Panhandle, we have one of BC’s most northerly saltwater salmon fishing lodges. Enjoy un-crowded fishing experiences, along with bre... more
Thompson
Nicola
