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Pitt River (49.4223, -122.6906), located in Lower Mainland Region, Area 29, British Columbia, Canada spans 1747.7 hectares (approximately 4319 acres or 17.5 square kilometers).
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The Pitt River Lodge is British Columbia's Premier Fly and Spey fishing destination. The sheer diversity of our fish species and abundance is why America Angler Magazine rated the Pitt River as one of the top two, Fishing in Canada, rivers. Our specialty is fly fishing for silvers (coho), sockeye, pink salmon, chum, steel head and five different trout species. Our unique river feeds into one of the only two freshwater tidal lakes in the world and being only 40 miles from the ocean our salmon come in bright and powerful for incredible acrobatic performances. We also do Fraser River fishing trips for ancient sturgeon and have some of the most knowledgeable fishing guides for this fabled sea monster. When hooked it will give you a memory you will never forget!
