Home Rivers

[Bukwas]

I thought it would be interesting to see which rivers people like to call their own.

Since the Bulkley is 3min. from the front door, I spend most of my time there.

[24_7Fisherman]

and for that simple fact im jealous of you

[phearless]

I don't get up there much, but I consider the Babine my home steelhead river.
Spent two seasons guiding there and it is definately in my blood.

Best steelie fishing I have ever had. as well the trout fishing is awsome.

[RickB]

Well, my home river is the Yakoun and is only 30 minutes from my door step!!

[geoffvl]

Mine is the Fraser. It's not the greatest for fly fishing but I've caught chinook, pinks, cutthroat and carp so far. I still want to catch Chums, coho, sockeye, dolly's and maybe even a small sturgeon on the fly! I know I'm crazy but when you grow up beside a river that's what you dream of doing.

[caribooshawn]

Horsefly river is it for me.A 10 - 15 lb is a good possiblity...if you can land it!
Leave your 5 weight at home,I've snapped 6 weights like twigs :doh:

[11th Warrior]

I've got a few I call my "home" rivers; the Campbell and the Oyster. Both are fantastic rivers with great fish in them.

[Islander]

11th, don't forget the Puntledge it's a little further away from my neighborhood (a whole half hour) and in addition to the two you mentioned I'd add it to mine!
The fall fishing is a blast if you have a beafy fly rod matched with a good reel.

[Fish Finder]

Even though it has pretty much turned into a gong show for much of the year, I still have had some great experiences on my home river over the years. The Vedder flows about a 2 minute drive south of where I live.

Finder

[Cajun6]

I would have to say the Coquihalla, when it's open!