
SEK 86,995 per person
This is included in the fishing trip price
- Return flights to Terrace from Stockholm, Oslo, Copenhagen, or London. Traveling from another location? Contact us for exact pricing.
- Return transfers between Terrace Airport and the Lodge.
- 6 full days of guided fishing (1 guide for 2-3 anglers).
- Provincial fishing license
- 7 nights accommodation at the Lodge (single room).
- Breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks at the Lodge.
- If necessary, one hotel night in Vancouver on the outbound journey.
Additional costs
- Any additional hotel nights if you wish to extend your stay further.
- Food and transportation in Vancouver.
- Tips for guides and staff.
- Specific fishing licenses depending on the waters you fish (SEK 1000-2000 per week)
- Alcoholic beverages.
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Day 1
Fly from Europe. Arrive in Terrace in the afternoon/evening. Settle into the lodge, check your equipment, enjoy the facilities or perhaps try out your gear in the pond.
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days 2 – 7
six full-day fishing trips
Packed with fishing all day long.
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day 8
Car transfer from the Lodge to the airport in Terrace for your onward international flight to Europe.
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Day 9
Landing home in Europe.
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6 days fishing 2026
September 27 - October 5 Steelhead and Coho
FULLY BOOKED -
Book by request
Depending on the length of the fishing trip, when you want to travel and how many you are.
Contact us with your preferences and we will put together your package!

fish species and bait choice
The Skeena River and its tributaries are considered one of the world's premier areas for fly fishing for anadromous species. Here you can fish for some of North America's most iconic sport fish in large, flowing rivers and smaller, more technical tributaries.
The most sought-after species is the steelhead, known for its strength, aerial acrobatics, and unpredictable behavior. Steelhead are primarily fished with two-handed rods and are most effectively presented with tube flies and streamers in colors such as black and blue, purple, pink, orange, and natural combinations. Riffling hitch and surface presentations can be very effective under the right conditions, especially in tributaries like the Copper and Kalum River.
Chinook salmon are the world's largest salmon species and are fished during a limited but intense period. Here, larger flies and heavier sinking tips are used to reach the fish near the bottom. Patterns that imitate baitfish and shrimp in colors such as black, blue, purple, and chartreuse work very well. Hooking a Chinook on a fly is one of the most demanding and adrenaline-filled fishing encounters you can experience.
In addition to steelhead and Chinook, the system also holds coho (silver salmon), sockeye, pink salmon, and chum salmon, depending on the season. Coho are aggressive and often take colorful streamers and smaller tube flies with high contrast.
Steelhead are not particularly picky and will take most flies if presented well. However, some color combinations work better than others. Black/blue, pink/orange, and purple are good to have in your fly box. We prefer tube flies over regular flies, but the fish doesn't really care. Long, slender flies work better than large and bulky ones.
NOTE: Hooks must be barbless, and size 1 or 2 is best for steelhead. We crimp the barbs in place before fishing.
The most popular patterns are Bunny Leech, Ken Morrish Trailer Trash, HOBO Spey, Blue Prom Dress, and a small pink leech. Shrimp imitations also work very well. Bring some larger dry flies as an ace up your sleeve for the Copper River.
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What fish species are found in the Skeena River, Canada?
What fish species are found in the Skeena River, Canada?
The Skeena River and its tributaries are renowned for their exceptional fly fishing for several anadromous species. Here you will primarily fish for steelhead, which is the area's most sought-after sport fish, as well as Chinook salmon. Depending on the season, coho (silver salmon), sockeye, pink salmon, and chum salmon are also present.
The great variety of species and the long fishing season make the Skeena one of the world's most complete destinations for fly fishing in Canada.
When is the best time to go on a fishing trip to Skeena River, Canada?
When is the best time to go on a fishing trip to Skeena River, Canada?
The fishing season in Skeena River stretches from early spring to autumn and offers varied fly fishing depending on the species. Spring steelhead are fished from March to May. Chinook salmon are present in June and July. During July to August there is a chance for multiple species simultaneously, often referred to as a grand slam. The season concludes with strong fishing for fall steelhead from August to October.
Can I customize my fishing trip
Can I customize my fishing trip
Yes. All our fishing trips to the Skeena River in Canada can be tailored to your wishes. Whether you are traveling alone, in a small group, or want to combine several rivers, we will help you put together a package that suits your fishing and your goals.
Passport and visa information – Canada
Passport and visa information – Canada
Swedish citizens do not need a visa for tourist or fishing trips to Canada for up to 6 months. However, an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) is required and must be applied for online before departure.
You will need:
- A valid passport (must be valid for the entire duration of your stay)
- An approved eTA linked to your passport
The eTA application is done online, usually takes only a few minutes, and is valid for up to five years or until your passport expires. For our fishing trips to the Skeena River, we will, of course, help with information before the trip so that everything is ready in good time.
Facts about the country
Facts about the country
Canada is the world's second-largest country and is known for its pristine nature, vast wilderness, and some of the world's best fishing waters. The country has thousands of rivers, lakes, and coastlines that offer world-class sport fishing.
For sport fishermen, Canada is particularly attractive due to strong stocks of salmon, steelhead, trout, and other migratory species, especially in British Columbia. Here, fishing in large river systems like the Skeena is combined with low exploitation, strict management, and a focus on sustainable fishing.
Canada is a safe and well-organized country with high standards for accommodation, guides, and infrastructure, even in remote areas. English is the main language in British Columbia, making travel easy and smooth for international guests.
Is there Wi-Fi available?
Is there Wi-Fi available?
Yes. Skeena River Lodge has Wi-Fi, so you can stay in touch with the outside world during your fishing trip. The connection is usually sufficient for emails, pictures, and basic browsing.
How do you fish in Skeena River, Canada?
How do you fish in Skeena River, Canada?
Fishing in the Skeena River varies with the season, species, and water flow. Steelhead are often caught with riffling hitch or surface flies, while Chinook salmon require heavier flies and sinking tips near the bottom.
Two-handed rods of 13–14 feet in class 7–9 are most common in the wide main river, while smaller tributaries can be fished with lighter tackle. Skagit and Scandi lines with various tips are used to adjust depth.
Steelhead are not particularly picky, but the right presentation is crucial. Slender flies in colors such as black/blue, pink/orange, and purple are classic choices. All fishing is done with barbless hooks.
What are the weather and climate like?
What are the weather and climate like?
The climate in the Skeena River area is varied and influenced by both coast and mountains. Spring and autumn can bring cool temperatures and shifting weather, while summer is often mild with pleasant daytime temperatures. Rain occurs year-round and is a natural part of the environment, which also contributes to good water flow in the rivers. Rapid weather changes are common, so layered clothing and rain protection are recommended while fishing.
Travel Guarantees & Insurance
Travel Guarantees & Insurance
We at Outside Travels have arranged a travel guarantee with Kammarkollegiet (the Swedish Legal, Financial and Administrative Services Agency), which means you can travel with us securely.
The travel guarantee entitles you to compensation if any part of your package tour or linked travel arrangements cannot be completed due to the organiser's insolvency.
With our travel guarantee and well-planned fishing trips, you can lean back and focus on what's most important – your fishing adventure.
Terms and Conditions
Terms and Conditions
When you book a fishing trip with Outside Travels AB (org. no. 559046-2395), you travel safely and securely. We follow the general terms and conditions of the Swedish Association of Travel Agents and Tour Operators (SRF) as well as our own specific terms and conditions, adapted for fishing trips and package tours.
The terms describe everything you need to know about booking, payment, cancellation, changes, and liability. We also have a travel guarantee with Kammarkollegiet, which means you are protected if anything should happen to the organizer or the trip.
The purpose of our travel terms and conditions is to allow you to focus on what matters most – your fishing adventure – with complete security and clarity before departure.






























