The Upper Pitt River offers a fly fishing experience like no other, nestled within the stunning backdrop of the Coast Mountains. Accessible only by helicopter or boat, this remote location ensures a pristine, crowd-free environment for anglers. Flowing through dense forests and over gravel bars, the river presents a series of classic fishing runs perfect for both single and double-handed rods. The river is home to a variety of fish species, including resident Cutthroat, Char, and Rainbow Trout, as well as a seasonal run of Winter Steelhead between January and April. The highlight of the fly fishing season begins in early summer when sea-run Bull Trout, some reaching impressive sizes, enter the river to feast on salmon fry. These “Pitt Bulls” are highly photogenic and sought after by fly fishers worldwide With minimal fishing pressure and ever-changing river channels, the Upper Pitt River offers a dynamic and rewarding fly fishing adventure for both novice and seasoned anglers.