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The article focuses on how to catch kokanee land-locked sockeye salmon in British Columbia. Topics include the need for anglers to understand the attributes of the kokanee such as zooplankton as kokanee feed, the preference of kokanee to colder water, and the aggressiveness of the fish, the equipment used in fishing for kokanee, and keeping the terminal tackle as light as possible.

The article offers travel tips for lakes, such as Loon Lake, Mabel Lake and Timothy Lake, in British Columbia and includes information on campsites, resorts, and kinds of fishes that can be caught.

The article focuses on the basics of rainbow trout trolling in British Columbia. Equipment needed for trolling, including a boat, tackles, rods, lures and flies, are discussed. Getting a depth chart and reviewing it is necessary to know the spot for trolling in lakes, says the article. Techniques on using lures and information on trolling speeds and directions are also presented.

The article offers the author's insights on the trolling techniques for lake trout, gears, and places for fishing in British Columbia. The author says that trolling activity of fishers should be done at a depth of 30 feet and below using the three-way swivel and weight system and lead core line to effectively catch lake trout. He mentions that fishers should study the bathymetric depth chart of the lake to determine where they can set up their trolling pattern.

The article highlights the big lakes of Fraser Valley in British Columbia. Considered as a hidden gem with crystal clear water and majestic scenery, Pitt Lake can be accessed through Grant Narrows Regional Park in Pitt Meadows and rainbow, Dolly Varden and sturgeon are among the species found in its waters. The Cultus Lake in Chilliwack is the best known lake for summer water sports, which makes fishing between Victoria Day and late September very frustrating.

A directory for fishing derby in British Columbia in 2014 is presented.

The article presents the highlights of the Father's Day Free Family Fishing Weekend in British Columbia, hosted by the Freshwater Fisheries Society of British Columbia (FFSBC).

The article presents highlights of the 2012 Greg Clark Memorial Derby, the popular pike minnow derby, held in British Columbia.