British Columbia steelhead foraging habits and local sculpins or juvenile salmon explain which lures imitate natural prey.

British Columbia trophy Chinook salmon live in specific ocean feeding grounds with abundant herring, needlefish, and squid.

British Columbia Chinook salmon records, local fishing lore, and verification challenges for massive king salmon weighing thirty pounds or more.

White sturgeon as BC’s biggest freshwater fish, an ancient species that keeps growing through its long life, compared with other large fish in the province.

Steelhead lifespan in British Columbia rivers depends on genetics, environment, freshwater growth stages, and ocean migration.

British Columbia white sturgeon in the Fraser River can live for a century or more, with scientific estimates reaching up to 150 years.

Fraser River salmon returns from the Pacific Ocean involve five species with unique migrations and habitats across British Columbia.

Steelhead catch and release survival rates and the biological factors causing direct and delayed mortality in British Columbia.

White Sturgeon catch and release techniques on the Fraser River protect vulnerable fish with delicate physiology during recreational angling.

White Sturgeon regulations in British Columbia mandate immediate release for every caught fish to protect endangered populations.