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Fishing Pro Joe Lewis with a fat White Sturgeon caught on the lower Fraser River Black bear sow and two cubs looking for berries on the bank of the Crooked River A fat little bull trout caught on the Lake Else River Joe Lewis with a nice King Salmon (also known as Spring, Chinook or Tyee) caught just outside of Prince Rupert Joe with a pretty little Kalum River Steelhead caught on the fly
Wayne Dettwiler (Lewis Fishing Adventures Guide) with a King Salmon (also known as Spring, Chinook or Tyee) caught on the lower Skeena River Wayne Dettwiler (Lewis Fishing Adventures Guide) with a nice King Salmon (also known as Spring, Chinook or Tyee) caught on the Kitimat River Roland (angler from Switzerland) with a nice Coho (Silver Salmon) caught with a fly on the lower Skeena River Roland (angler from Switzerland) with a Skeena River Sockeye Salmon (Red Salmon) caught with a fly Joe's Sage 9150 Spey rod laying beside a Skeena River Coho
Joe Lewis with a 23 pound Coho (Silver Salmon) caught in a side channel of the Skeena River Joe Lewis with a Coho (Silver Salmon) caught in the Tseax River Joe Lewis with a Coho (Silver Salmon) caught at a secret spot Cougar having a drink from the Skeena River A nice deer buck in a meadow only five minutes from downtown Prince Rupert
Dolly Varden caught on the Kispiox River Hundreds of migrating birds on a small lake outside of Terrace in October Eagles doing some fishing during the spring Ooligan run Our guides filleting up a client's catch of Halibut Migrating Canadian Geese (these geese nest on the shores of the lower Skeena River)
Grizzlies arguing over a fishing hole on the Tseax River Big Grizzly having a drink in early morning in the Khutzeymateen Grizzly Bear Sanctuary Grizzly catching SocKeye (Red Salmon) at one of our secret spots A Heron fishing on the bank of the Skeena River Happy clients winter snowshoeing on Nass Valley nature trails
Great veiws from our local nature trails Getting an early start on your hike is great way to ensure that you will see alot of wildlife Joe Lewis Spey casting for Steelhead Joe Lewis with a Chinook Salmon (Spring, King, Tyee) caught on a fly using a Spey rod Joe Lewis with another Chinook Salmon (Spring, King, Tyee) caught on a fly using a Spey rod
Joe Lewis with a small Steelhead caught on the fly Fishing Pro Joe with a winter Steelhead caught in the Skeena River watershed (thanks to a recent catch and release only resriction, the Skeena River watershed Steelhead are making a good come back) Joe Lewis with another nice Skeena River watershed Steelhead Joe Lewis with a couple of Coho (Silver) and a couple Chinook Salmon (Tyee, King or Spring) Joe Lewis with a little post spawn Dragon Lake Rainbow Trout (a big rainbow for this lake is 15 pounds)
Mother moose and her calf feeding (this is a common site around Terrace) View of the Skeena River in early spring Playful Orcas (Killer Whales) in Eddie Pass Wayne Dettwiler with a Rainbow Trout caught in early spring (in the spring be prepared to catch fifty or more Rainbows in a day) Justin MacCarthy with a fresh Chinook Salmon (King, Tyee, Spring) caught on the fly
Justin MacCarthy with another nice King Salmon (Chinook, Tyee, Spring) Fishing Pro Joe Lewis with a 8.5 foot White Sturgeon caught on the lower Fraser River Justin MacCarthy with yet another King Salmon (Tyee, Chinook, Spring) Joe Lewis belly boating for rainbows - a great way to beat the summer heat Joe Lewis with another King Salmon (Chinook, Tyee, Spring) caught on the Skeena River while Spey fishing
Joe Lewis with a fresh King Salmon (Chinook, Tyee, Spring) caught by Spey fishing the lower Skeena River Mating wolves in the Nass Valley Justin MacCarthy with another nice King Salmon (Chinook, Tyee, Spring) caught using a Spey rod Justin MacCarthy with a King Salmon (Chinook, Tyee, Spring) caught with a fly Fishing Pro Joe's Sage 9150 Spey rod with a nice Sockeye (Red Salmon)
Joe Lewis with another Skeena River Sockeye (Red Salmon) caught on the fly Joe Lewis with a King Salmon (Chinook, Tyee, Spring) caught while Spey fishing the Skeena River Wayne Dettwiler with a Skeena River Steelhead caught on the fly Wayne Dettwiler with a nice Skeena River Steelhead Justin MacCarthy with a nice summer run Steelhead caught while spey fishing the Skeena River
Joe Lewis with a nice Steelhead caught on a 5 weight fly rod with 6 lb. line Joe Lewis with a winter spoon feed Steelhead Wayne Dettwiler with a winter Steelhead caught on the fly Greg (a friend) with his first Steelhead caught while float fishing Tona Lake - Excellent fly fishing for big Cutthroat Trout
Lewis Fishing Adventures uses high quality Sage Spey rods Wayne Dettwiler with a Crystal Lake Rainbow Trout - great fishing with camping on the lake Joe Lewis with a Hart Lake Rainbow Trout Wayne Dettwiler with a Rainbow Trout Wayne Dettwiler with a Rainbow Trout caught at 4:00 am
Joe Lewis with a Hart Lake Rainbow Trout caught during October Wayne Dettwiler with a Hat Lake Rainbow Trout Joe Lewis with a Bull Trout caught with a fly Migrating whales off the coast of the Queen Charlotte Islands One of fifty fat Trout caught with flies that day
Scrappy Rainbow Trout caught with a fly Fishing Pro Joe Lewis fly fishing for Rainbow Trout The Prince George area has dozens of great lakes FULL of Rainbow Trout A Brook Trout (The Prince George area, also known as the central interior, has some of the best fly fishing for Brook Trout and Rainbow Trout in Canada) A cautious Lynx keeping an eye on hikers
Joe Lewis with a nice Prince George area Rainbow Trout Fishing Pro Joe Lewis fly fishing for trout Joe Lewis with a Bull Trout that hammered a Len Thompson lure Joe Lewis fall fly fishing for Rainbow Trout outside of Prince George Wayne Dettwiler with a Rainbow Trout (the Prince George area has excellent fly fishing oppurtunities for Rainbows Spring, Summer and Fall)
Joe Lewis with a Halibut - one of many caught that day A half day limit of Coho Salmon (Silver) - the clients chose not to keep their limit The Prince Rupert area is home to the best Halibut fishing in the world Joe Lewis with two nice King Salmon (Tyee, Spring, Chinook) caught off the coast of Queen Charlotte Island Wayne Dettwiler fly fishing for Rainbow Trout
Vetter Falls one of many stops on our Nass Valley Tours Waterfall outside of Terrace - this area has hundreds of waterfalls Wayne Dettwiler with a King Salmon (Tyee, Chinook, Spring) caught outside of Prince Rupert Fat Black Bear warming up in the sun near Prince George Joe Lewis and Andrew Podemore with Joe's unofficial 12 lb. line class record for White Sturgeon. Joe caught this fish while fishing for pink salmon to use for bait on the following day's Sturgeon expedition (hence the light line). He hooked the fish above Fort Hanney, and landed it below Port Hammond (approximately 4 miles away). Joe fought the fish for 3.5 hours before finally bringing it in to shore. This fish was caught on Berkley Trilene Big Game 12 lb. line, spooled on a Abu Garcia 6500 C-3, using a 9 foot Fenwick medium action rod (rated for 10-20 lb. line). I still have this rod, reel and line just as it was the day that I landed this whooper (I saved it for verification purposes). According to the I.G.F.A. you can not set a record without bringing the fish to an I.G.F.A. registration office (of which there are none in B.C. and Fraser River White Sturgeon are catch and release only, so, despite all the documentation, photographs and witnesses willing to verify the catch, no credit was issued. But if there is anyone, anywhere, that believes they can beat this line class record, I would love to hear about it. The sturgeon measured 90 inches in length and was 53 inches in girth. Special thanks to Andrew for doing a perfect job running the boat while we chased this fish down, Pure Fishing for making fine products like the 12 lb. Big Game line, Abu Garcia for the reel tough enough to land this fish and Fenwick for building awesome rods (this equipment was put to the test and still works great). Very special thanks goes to Brian Macdonald who took this picture. Brian was one of many spectators that day that watched the show, and asked if he could take a photo (he e-mailed me the photo months later). What an Adventure!!!!!!!!

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