Coquihalla River fishing regulations
Coquihalla River is a river or stream in Region 2 (Lower Mainland), management unit 2-17. Here is what the 2025–2027 synopsis says about it, and the regional rules that apply on top.
Rules for Coquihalla River
- No Fishing upstream of the northern entrance to the upper most railway tunnel, Nov 1-June 30 (see map on page 24)
- Fly fishing only; bait ban upstream of the northern entrance to the upper most railway tunnel, Jul 1-Oct 31
- No Fishing downstream of the southern entrance to the lower most railway tunnel, Apr 1-Oct 31
- No Fishing at Othello Tunnels from the northern entrance to the upper most railway tunnel to the southern entrance of the lower most tunnel; approximately 700 m length
Region 2 quotas
Unless the rules above set a different quota for Coquihalla River:
- Region 2 daily quotas: Trout/char: 4, but not more than 1 over 50 cm (2 hatchery steelhead over 50 cm allowed), 2 from streams (must be hatchery), 1 char (bull trout, Dolly Varden, or lake trout), none under 60 cm. You must release wild trout/char from streams, all wild steelhead, hatchery trout/char under 30 cm from streams.
- Bass: 20 (excluding Mill Lake). Crappie: 20. Crayfish: 25. Kokanee: 5 (none from streams). Whitefish: 15 (all species combined). White sturgeon: catch and release only.
Other Region 2 rules for streams
- Single barbless hook: must be used in all streams of Region 2, all year.
- When you have caught and retained your daily quota of hatchery steelhead from any water, you must stop fishing that water for the remainder of that day.
More waters in the Lower Mainland
Chilliwack Lake · Vedder River · Harrison River · Harrison Lake · Fraser River · Pitt River · Pitt Lake · Stave River