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Hardy Marksman 2

BC Outdoors Magazine Team·July 11, 2013

Hardy has been making rods and reels from their offices in England since 1872. The Marksman series are high-performance rods with a fast recovering, easy to load action that results in a great medium/fast-action that provides tippet protection, line control and comfort. A double up-locking reel seat milled from 6061...

FN0954-RECREATIONAL – SALMON: Sockeye – Region 5A – Horsefly Bay on Quesnel Lake – Opening – August 29, 2022 to September 15, 2022

Fisheries and Oceans Canada·August 26, 2022

Effective one hour before sunrise on August 29, 2022 until one hour after sunset on September 15, 2022, you may...

Bridge Lake, pictured, is stocked every year and anglers flock here looking for trophy-sized kokanee.

Top 10 Kokanee Lakes in BC

Ben Fougere·May 19, 2022

There are over 110 lakes in British Columbia that kokanee salmon call home. Some lakes can be classified as a...

When The Lake Calls

Michaela Ludwig·May 15, 2024

There’s a never-ending internal monologue that runs through one’s mind, on those nice spring days when the sun is present...

Grady White Fisherman 230

Trevor Shpeley·February 20, 2014

Length - 22’8” Beam - 8’6” Max Horsepower - 300 Base Price – $90,000. Grady White Boats is a well-respected company that has been around for 55 years. Quality and excellence in design has led them to be ranked highest in customer satisfaction for coastal fishing boats (17-30 feet) seven times in a row...

FN1031-RECREATIONAL – Salmon – Sockeye – Tidal Waters of the Fraser River (29-11 to 29-17) – Sockeye Salmon Opportunities – Effective September 9, 2022

Fisheries and Oceans Canada·September 8, 2022

The current status of the Fraser River Sockeye salmon return provides for recreational Sockeye retention opportunities in the Tidal Waters...

Why Barbless Hooks Matter For Fish In British Columbia

Michaela Ludwig·July 30, 2025

British Columbia is home to some of the most diverse and pristine freshwater and saltwater ecosystems in Canada, drawing anglers...

Fly-Tying: The Green Back Pheasant

Phil Rowley·January 8, 2014

When it comes to incorporating natural materials such as pheasant tail or peacock, many tyers shy away, critical of these natural materials’ ability to survive the rigours of a busy day of fishing. Many tyers today, myself included, rely on synthetic-based patterns coated with layers of superglue, nail polish, UV...