Many thanks to the GRFA Team for another outstanding fishing trip. A special shout out to our…read moreawesome guide - Dawson! A week later, my arms are still sore from the number and size of fish we caught! It was a privilege to experience such a beautiful and unique part of the world once again. Grateful for the memories -- and already looking forward to next year. -- The Flying Scotsmen

Whole experience was great! Alisa was the first person to contact me back from any of the outfits I…read morehad contacted and she was helpful and knowledgable as she helped me book. Their pre trip info was excellent and the clear checklist was perfect to ensure a good day on the river. On the day of our trip, Michael was fantastic. Although we did well on the river, he made it a fun and engaging experience. His knowledge of the river and where to go next was phenomenal. We all plan to go again and will use this same outfit.

Chris was a fantastic guide. Very patient, chill, and knowledgable. None of us were salmon fishing…read moreexperts, but he took us to a great spot and we hit our limit within a few hours. His boat was immaculate and all his equipment was in great shape too. While we were busy reeling them in, Chris cleaned and gutted all our fish so they were ready to take home at the end of the day. Whether it's harvesting sock eye and king salmon, or fighting a giant sturgeon for hours on end, Chris is ready to handle it. Definitely recommend checking out the Fraser river with these guys when it's salmon season, it was an awesome fishing experience!

Not a good operator. I was fishing at Vedder and witnessed himself and his friends drive…read moreerratically up to shore and beat a man because he was trying to get them to slow down and operate their vehicle more safely.

Our recent trip to Harrison Hot Springs provided a perfect opportunity for us to stop into the…read more'Inch Creek Salmonid Enhancement Facility' once again. We arrived there a short time and drive after our early-morning breakfast in Mission, and like our last visit, did a self-guided tour of the grounds, taking in as many of the sights and sounds as possible. I was not expecting to see much activity - it was too early in the year to see any returning adult salmonids - but like our last visit, at about the same time of year, preparations were being made to accommodate this year's fry in the outdoor rearing troughs and ponds. Still did not see sturgeons in 'The Lagoon' (suspect they're long since gone?), but sure enjoyed catching all the 'early-spring' sights and sounds throughout the grounds at this time. It's such a lovely spot. And the drive in to the facility, winds through one of the most beautiful valleys in the Lower Fraser Valley area. Now to make a point of planning to get there in the fall, when adult fish brood stock collection/sorting 'action' should be taking place.

Came here with Kwoky & Christian to check out the Frasier Valley Bald Eagle Festival. I was super…read moreexcited to see a hatchery, so this was pretty much a check off the bucket list for me. This place is pretty awesome, it's open every day for visitors and during the right time of the year you get to see the salmon jumping up inch lake to get to spawning grounds. We didn't get to see the fish mating, but they showed us the fish in holding tanks and we were able to identify coho and chum salmon. The volunteer guide we had was really fun and though she admitted to not knowing much she tried to be as helpful as possible and made us enjoy our trip there even more. They even have a pond in the back that holds two giant white sturgeon fish (well, one was white the other was apparently sunburnt) over 8 ft long! The last thing to see there are the baby smelts that they're growing. They plan to release them in the Spring, but we could see a whole cluster of them at the hatchery, so that was neat as well. They had two large tanks at one end to show baby and adult cohos so you could compare the difference. And the washrooms here are super clean. Thanks Inch Creek for the fun Sunday! :D

We had an excellent day with Marc as our guide. My dad has Parkinson's disease and Marc was not…read moreonly extremely kind but he was accommodating, and very helpful too. We would recommend Cascade Fishing Adventures to anyone looking for a great fishing experience. Roger

ATTENTION: BEWARE, THIS BUSINESS WILL CHARGE YOUR CREDIT CARD WITHOUT YOUR CONSENT**…read more Unfortunately - our group was racially discriminated (verbally and aggressively) while trying to spend our August long weekend with family. Such a disrespectful business, no leadership skill was present whatsoever therefore sharing our side of the story was pointless and irritating. In short, we were falsely accused of ridiculous activities and found an unauthorized charge on our credit card. During times like this, you would think we would be treated with equality. Our bathroom rights were taken away as punishment. What a joke.

We stayed at this resort end of July for tent camping and are coming again in September and looking…read moreforward to it. We had a bigger group. All staff were helpful and accommodating. Bathrooms were very clean and we were pleasantly surprised at the availability to purchase ice and firewood. I am really surprised at these other recent negative reviews posted. A group of Asian friends (I am identifying this as it was singled out on their reviews) was camping right next to us and they were having a good time and they had no issues with the site managers or staff. I would recommend this campground personally. We had a great time. There are a lot more trailers then tent camping and it was nice as tent camper not to have the crowds and lines for bathrooms. Only issue is the bathrooms are for individuals with sink, toilet and shower so if someone takes a long time getting ready (or believe it or not doing their makeup) you have to wait to pee. Great place to camp. Right at the riverside. Not a lot of tree coverage so can get hot be prepared.