The Fraser Valley offer's great opportunities for Winter Steelhead fishing in British Columbia. The Vedder and Chehalis River's both enjoy excellent returns each winter. The Chehalis River Steelhead begin returning in late November, while the Vedder River Steelhead are more towards mid December. The Vedder River is our Trophy steelhead river in the Fraser Valley, 6 to 10,000 fish can be expected to return on an average year. Many Steelhead are caught each year in the 15 to 20 LB range, with an estimated average weight being 10 to 12 lb. We fish for wild and hatchery Steelhead fishing in British Columbia's Fraser Valley.

These fish have been known to perform spectacular jumps and runs in a quest to be free. This and their sheer beauty is why anglers from around the world converge on British Columbia each winter. We begin Guiding for Winter Steelhead in mid January and continue through until April. Peak season for these trophy fish is Feb 1, to March 15th, but can be caught anytime after the New Year.

STS Guiding Service offer's fully guided trips on the Vedder and Chehalis River's, we also provide instructional guide trips for those who just wish to learn when, where and how to fish these two quality fisheries.

The Fraser Valley area offers good opportunities for local and visiting anglers to catch steelhead during winter and spring months. We offer several types of steelhead fishing adventures, whitewater rafting down a pristine canyon, hike and wade trips on the Vedder River and Jet boat trips on one of the more scenic rivers in the area.

STS Guiding has full access to one of the more remote rivers in the area. We offer winter trout and char fishing, spring steelhead and spring trout and char fishing. This remote adventure is only a short distance from Vancouver offering our clients a unique angling experience while fishing one of British Columbia's best kept secrets. We offer fully guided day trips out of Vancouver or multi-day packages with stays up to a week or more. This trip is a fly fishers dream, crystal clear waters, glacier peaks and great fishing.