Welcome to BC Family Fishing.

We’re a non-profit organization that advocates for fishing in BC.

Preserving BC’s Fishing Heritage

What began as an informal, collective passion for sustainable fishing in British Columbia has grown into a movement that is dedicated to protecting BC waters, educating the communities who share those waters, and supporting future generations of anglers.

Our Fishing Partners and Collaborators

We work with many different fishing communities, conservation groups and education organizations here in BC.

Supporting Future Anglers and Conservationists

We use outreach and education to help preserve BC’s waterways and fish populations for future generations.

Partnering for Sustainable Fisheries

We also work with local governments, environmental organizations and other stakeholders who want a sustainable future for BC fisheries.

Stories

Latest in Community

Beyond the confines of traditional academia, our organization is deeply rooted in community development.

  • Rivers of Tradition: The Thompson Family’s Sturgeon Adventure

    For three generations, the Thompson family has been guiding visitors through the pristine waters of the Fraser River in Chilliwack, British Columbia, sharing their passion for sturgeon fishing and creating lasting memories for countless families. What started as weekend fishing trips with their father has blossomed into Fraser Valley Fishing Adventures, one of the region’s…

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  • Backpacking Gear for the BC Coast

    Let’s talk about backpacking gear for the BC coast. One great way to go fishing in BC is by exploring the coastline. But it’s rugged out there, so you’re going to need a few things. If you’ve ever spent any time hiking or camping out here, you know how unique the conditions can be. The…

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  • How BC Family Fishing is Helping Preserve Indigenous Fishing Practices

    Fishing has been a way of life for Indigenous communities in British Columbia for thousands of years. It’s not just about food—it’s about culture, tradition, and connection to the land. But today, many of these traditional fishing practices face challenges. BC Family Fishing is working alongside Indigenous communities to make sure these methods don’t disappear.…

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Working with BC Family Fishing, we’ve run many outreach programs through schools, as a way to start education about fisheries early.”

Georgia Todd

Program Advocate with BC Schools