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A Sturgeon Fishing Adventure in    British Columbia Canada         

 

Extend Your Cruise Vacation with this Pre or Post Cruise Adventure Package.

Enjoy the very best in guided Sturgeon fishing on the Fraser river in British Columbia Canada. Our target, White Sturgeon that inhabit the deeper pools of the Fraser River. This prehistoric fish first appears in the fossil record approximately 200 million years ago, making them among the most ancient of prehistoric fish as well as the most sought after fresh water fish in the world. Enjoy the very best in guided Sturgeon fishing  on the Fraser river, located in the heart of the beautiful scenic Fraser Valley of British Columbia. With an abundance of fish species and fishing opportunities, you may want to extend your adventure! Try British Columbia Salmon Fishing for the largest of the pacific salmon, the Chinook, which is also known as a Spring, King, or Tyee. Cast or fly fish for our fall run of Coho salmon, or experience the excitement and challenge of steelhead fishing on the Fraser river and its tributaries. Whatever your choice, our team of Government licensed fishing guides are ready to show you what fishing in British Columbia is all about.  

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Professional Licensed and Insured Sturgeon fishing guides will escort you on your adventure in a fully equipped Fraser River jet boat, fast, safe and comfortable. The beautiful Super Natural British Columbia scenery and jet boat experience are just the start to this adrenaline filled adventure. Each Jet Boat and Captain/Guide is hand picked by Spacific Tours to represent ourselves and our clients with a first class Fishing Adventure The Sturgeon fishing is phenomenal, exciting and will be remembered as a, once in a life time experience.

View the Spacific Tours favorite Sturgeon Fishing packages for a "pre or post cruise" holiday fishing adventure, Wonderful accommodations, exquisite cuisine, golfing, spa and local site seeing on Harrison lake and the Fraser Valley of British Columbia. (click here)