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Besides trout, the Cowichan also supports Steelhead and three species of Pacific Salmon: Coho, Chinook and Chum. It is one of only two rivers in British Columbia known to have Brown trout.
Winter Steelhead enters the Cowichan by about mid December. By Christmas there is usually a good run in the river. Steelhead numbers have increased with the Cowichan River seeing sea-run Brown and Cutthroat trout, and fall runs of Chinook, Coho and Chum salmon - mostly Chum.
With many fabulous fishing holes to choose from, our experienced guides know the secrets of the Cowichan River so you're sure to catch one of the big ones.
The Cowichan River has attracted people for its beauty and has been described as one of the best places in the world to fish Trout and Salmon.
A British Columbia fishing trip will dazzle your senses and soothe your mind as you return to the rhythms of nature with all the luxuries of our fine accommodations combined with your fishing adventure.
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