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White Sturgeon — Fraser River (Region 2)
British Columbia, Canada
White sturgeon may not be retained anywhere in B.C. Parts of the Fraser (e.g. Jesperson's, Herrling Island and Seabird Island side channels) are closed to all fishing May 15–Jul 31 — verify current area closures. Source: 2025–2027 B.C. Freshwater Fishing Regulations Synopsis, B.C. Ministry of Water, Land and Resource Stewardship. These are regional default limits — water-specific regulations in the official tables (and DFO notices for salmon) may differ. Always verify the current official synopsis before you fish.
Season: Open for catch-and-release where not closed · Daily limit: Catch and release only — no retention of white sturgeon anywhere in B.C. · License required
White Sturgeon — Nechako River (Region 7A)
British Columbia, Canada
The Nechako white sturgeon is an endangered population; all fishing for white sturgeon is closed. Do not target sturgeon. Source: 2025–2027 B.C. Freshwater Fishing Regulations Synopsis, B.C. Ministry of Water, Land and Resource Stewardship. These are regional default limits — water-specific regulations in the official tables (and DFO notices for salmon) may differ. Always verify the current official synopsis before you fish.
Season: Closed all year · Daily limit: Closed to all fishing · License required
Yellow Perch — Charlie Lake (Region 7B)
British Columbia, Canada
Region 7B (Peace) default limit for yellow perch on Charlie Lake. Source: 2025–2027 B.C. Freshwater Fishing Regulations Synopsis, B.C. Ministry of Water, Land and Resource Stewardship. These are regional default limits — water-specific regulations in the official tables (and DFO notices for salmon) may differ. Always verify the current official synopsis before you fish.