Saltwater Shore Fishing around Vancouver
- The pier in front of 15053 Marine Drive in White Rock (for perch and other groundfish)
- The pier in front of Jericho Sailing Centre in Vancouver (for perch and other groundfish)
- Ambleside Pier in North Vancouver (for perch and other groundfish)
Where can I go fishing in Vancouver?
Using this map as inspiration, we’ve listed eight of the best stocked lakes around Vancouver to tick off your freshwater fishing bucket list.
- HICKS LAKE.
- BROHM LAKE.
- LOOKOUT LAKE.
- ROLLEY LAKE.
- ELK LAKE.
- ALTA LAKE.
- ALOUETTE LAKE.
- COMO LAKE.
What fish can you catch off the shore?
Some of the freshwater fish species that are most commonly caught by shoreline anglers include largemouth bass, rainbow trout, bluegill, crappie, and catfish. Spotted seatrout, snook, croaker, bluefish, founder, and striped bass are a few of the saltwater fish species that you can catch from the shoreline.
Where is the best coastal fishing?
Top Ten Places to Saltwater Fish in America
- Cape Cod, Massachusetts.
- Galveston, Texas.
- Homer, Alaska.
- Kona, Hawaii.
- Miami, Florida.
- Panama City, Florida.
- San Diego, California.
- Seattle, Washington.
Where can I fish in Lower Mainland?
The Best BC Lower Mainland Fishing Lakes & Streams
- Alice Lake. Alice Lake is a popular destination with a picnic site, campground, fishing wharf and two sandy beaches.
- Capilano River.
- Cheakamus Lake.
- Chilliwack/Vedder Rivers.
- Como Lake.
- Francis Lake.
- Fraser River.
- Green Timbers Lake.
Can you fish in BC without a license?
Every angler who is 16 years of age or older will need to buy a Basic Licence which allows him or her to fish in the non-tidal waters of BC.
How much does a BC fishing license cost?
Annual Angling Licence (valid April 1st to March 31st):
Resident: $36. Non-Resident: $55. Non-Resident Alien: $80. Annual Licence for Residents with Disabilities: $1.
What is the best time to fish from shore?
Specifically, dawn or dusk are generally the best time to go saltwater fishing if the weather and tidal movements are favorable. Remember to reference a saltwater tide chart to see which range of hours during the day will be the best fishing tide times.
What is the best bait for shore fishing?
Shrimp. Shrimp are one of the most popular baits to use when fishing in shore or from the beach, bridges and other coastal areas. Using dead, frozen and live shrimp are common among fishermen.
What is the best lure for shore fishing?
The easiest and most effective lure to catch more fish off the beach is a simple spoon or metal diamond jig. Diamond jigs or spoons are one of the best lures to throw from the beach because of how well it casts and how well it effectively targets multiple species.
Can you catch fish from the beach shore?
Beaches and Fish Species
Flatfish are obviously adapted to live on flat sandy seabeds and are a regular catch from beaches. Flounder are often caught very close to the shoreline as they come into incredibly shallow water and will happily feed covered in just a few inches of water.
Is it better to fish from shore or boat?
If you’re looking to catch a large variety of fish and go for the best possible “trophy catches,” then a boat would probably be more suited. On the other hand, if you’re looking to have a bit of fun while also catching fish, dry water fishing is probably best for you.
How do you catch fish in sea shore?
Sea Fishing Tips & Techniques For Every Situation
- Fishing with a Float from the Shore.
- Spike/Rod Support Fishing for Sparidae: Sea Bream (Various Kinds)
- Surfcasting.
- Shore Fishing With Lures.
- Rockfishing: Another Way to Fish with Lures.
Can you fish in BC provincial parks?
Fishing/hunting is allowed in many BC Parks; check the park specific webpage for information. Check the fishing/hunting regulations synopsis for the area you plan to visit. Ensure you have the proper licenses.
Can you fish in Fraser River?
Night-time Restriction – When open by Regulation, fishing for all fin fish including salmon in the tidal waters of the Fraser River is permitted during daylight hours only. Daylight hours are defined as one hour before sunrise to one hour after sunset.
Can you fish in Capilano River?
Fishing can be done throughout the year on the Capilano River. It is known to produce coho salmon as early as in April and May. The early coho salmon run typically peaks in June and part of July.
What is the fine for fishing without a license in BC?
The cost of an annual angling license in B.C. is $36 and the fine for failing to produce a valid angling license is $115.
How much is a one day fishing license in BC?
2022/2023 Licence fees
| Licence type & duration | Fee: resident | Fee: non-resident |
|---|---|---|
| Annual licence, Juvenile (under 16 years of age) | Free | Free |
| 5 day licence | $16.65 | $32.25 |
| 3 day licence | $11.44 | $19.77 |
| 1 day licence | $5.47 | $7.28 |
How many fish can you catch per day in BC?
one fish
Size Limits
The daily limit is just one fish, and the possession limit is 2. The second halibut can only be 83 cm or under. You can catch up to 6 halibut each year, and every fish must be immediately recorded on your license in ink.
How many rods can I fish with in BC?
In tidal waters, there’s no limit to the number of fishing rods you can use, except for a limit of 1 rod or line per angler in all rivers and streams, including the tidal waters of those rivers and streams (includes the Fraser River).
Can you fish with 2 hooks in BC?
It is illegal to:
angle with a fishing line that has more than one hook, artificial lure or artificial fly attached except: in the tidal waters of the Fraser River, where you can attach two hooks, artificial lures or artificial flies to a bar rig.