When you stay at Skeena Spey Riverside Wilderness & Lodge you will enjoy waking up to the call of the eagles nesting on the rivers edge. Relax on your private cabin patio and immerse yourself in the sounds of the wind rustling through the towering Cedars that surround your cabin here on the Skeena River.
Tucked away at the confluence of the Copper and Skeena rivers, just 15 minutes from town, our location offers convenient access to one of the finest swung fly fisheries on the planet. Speyfishing is our specialty and we offer a variety of guided trips, flyfishing schools and casting lessons. Our scheduling flexibility is unmatched.
Tucked away at the confluence of the Copper and Skeena rivers, just 15 minutes from town, our location offers convenient access to one of the finest swung fly fisheries on the planet. Speyfishing is our specialty and we offer a variety of guided trips, flyfishing schools and casting lessons. Our scheduling flexibility is unmatched.
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Skeena River
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The Skeena offers the chance to connect with the best fish of your life in a spectacular wild river. Supporting all species of Salmon as well as Trout and Char, the Skeena is best known as a producer of large wild Steelhead. Every year, trophy fish return to Skeena tributaries like the Kispiox, Babine, Sustut and Bulkley Rivers.
Wild Fish
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The Skeena River is famous as a producer of large wild fish. The river supports all 6 species of salmon, including steelhead, as well as 4 species of trout and Char. The genetics here are superb, with multiple world records for salmon and Steelhead coming from these waters.
If you are fishing the lower Skeena you have the chance to catch these fish while they are in the best possible condition, still bright from the ocean, strong and aggressive to the fly.Steelhead are the most famous of BC's gamefish and the Skeena is home to both summer and winter runs of these fish.
If you are fishing the lower Skeena you have the chance to catch these fish while they are in the best possible condition, still bright from the ocean, strong and aggressive to the fly.Steelhead are the most famous of BC's gamefish and the Skeena is home to both summer and winter runs of these fish.
Fishing Seasons
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Anglers in search of a trophy Skeena fish enjoy many opportunities throughout the year and each season is unique in both the setting and fishing conditions. Winter Steelhead fishing starts in early March and continues throughout April. As spring turns into summer the Chinook salmon arrive, followed by the other species of salmon including Coho which continue right through autumn.
Flyfishing
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We guide a variety of waters in Skeena country. However, fishing the mainstem of the lower Skeena is our specialty. Our guests enjoy access to the best the lower Skeena has to offer utilizing our fleet of comfortable jet boats. Skeena Spey offers the most flexible guiding program in the region as all guiding is booked by the day and gear can be provided.
Spey Casting Lessons
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Whatever your experience level, we can make speycasting effortless and fun for you. Skeena Spey offers private casting lessons by the hour as well as both half day and full day schools with all equipment provided. Just 15 minutes from town, our lodge location on the river is perfect for teaching. We have a casting dock as well as the ability to use jet boats to access both sides of the river on our longer schools.
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