The Gold Rush Trail features thousands of lakes, rivers, and streams teeming with rainbow trout, cutthroat, steelhead, and sturgeon, with knowledgeable guides emphasizing wildlife conservation. Spences Bridge, in the Fraser Canyon, is known for its late-season steelhead runs, while sturgeon fishing is popular between Lytton and Lillooet along the remote Fraser River. The Cariboo region, from Little Fort to 93 Mile House, is famed as “The Fishing Highway,” with Sheridan Lake and Bridge Lake offering excellent trout fishing. The Interlakes area, with over 100 lakes within an hour’s drive, is a fishing paradise. Fly fishing enthusiasts flock to Horsefly River and Quesnel Lake, home to abundant rainbow trout, sockeye, and chinook salmon. Dragon Lake near Quesnel is renowned for its trophy trout.
Fishing Experiences
chevron_right
Learn more about the Gold Rush Trail
chevron_right