You can stay anywhere in the Vancouver area, however, the boat launches we use are in Chilliwack or Hope - about 2 hours east of Vancouver.

So we recommend you stay close by so you have less travelling to do. Our list of recommended accommodations are below.

You don't need to bring anything except for a valid freshwater freshwater fishing license & sturgeon conservation tag for all guests over 15 years of age. A good phone or camera is also suggested.

The goal is to catch big sturgeon and still break away from the busy crowds, so we depart from one of three locations.  Our departure is from either Chilliwack, Agassiz, or Hope.  Depending on where fishing is best at the time of your trip, Yves will let you know the point of departure prior to your trip, and send you the GPS coordinates.

SPRING/SUMMER STURGEON FISHING

Air temperatures could range from 20-35 Degrees Celsius throughout the day. Layering is a good idea to adjust to the temperature throughout your trip. In summer, it’s always recommended you bring sunblock & polarized sunglasses. If there's a chance of rain, bring rain gear. Yves will supply Simms G3 waders as well as Simms boots if you need to get into the water to hold your fish for the ultimate fishing photo.

FALL/WINTER STURGEON FISHING

The temperature on the water is generally slightly cooler than the surrounding land, but not as significantly different as if you were fishing in open water. Best idea is to layer your clothing, especially in the cooler months. Also, fighting a large sturgeon in the winter will certainly warm you up. Yves’ 23-ft jet boat has a covered area with a heater to make things more comfortable on cooler or wet days. Polarized sunglasses are handy on sunny days. Gloves and a hat are advisable when the weather is cooler. If it’s raining, bring rain gear. Yves provides Simms G3 waders as well as Simms wading boots.