Live river levels and flows, the weather over the water and an honest read of the day, every morning, for the Canadian lakes, rivers and coasts people actually search for. Built from the Water Survey of Canada’s gauges and an open weather model. Improved by anglers like you.
Reports current for Friday, September 25, 2026 · national pulse 2.8/5
Every one of our 16 benchmark Canada waters has a live read this morning. 1 is scoring 4 out of 5 or better and 3 are slow. Water runs 11 °C to 19 °C. Pressure is rising on 8 of them, which costs a point in our model when the sky is clear. 6 have a better-than-even chance of rain.
The Miramichi: Atlantic salmon on the fly, a spring striped bass run in the estuary, and a live gauge on the Southwest Miramichi.
The Bay of Quinte: trophy walleye in fall and through the ice, and summer bass, between Belleville, Trenton and Prince Edward County.
The Bow below Calgary: one of North America’s great trout rivers, rainbows and browns from drift boats, with a live gauge in the city.
Campbell River on Discovery Passage: big chinook, the Tyee Club’s rowboat tradition and Discovery Pier for shore anglers.
The lower Fraser at Mission: white sturgeon catch-and-release and the salmon runs of Canada’s greatest salmon river, with a live gauge.
Lake of the Woods at Kenora: walleye, muskie, smallmouth and pike among thousands of islands, with a live level gauge at Keewatin.
Seasons written for the Canadian year, tactics in local terms, and the waters we cover for each species.
From Victoria and Sooke to Nootka Sound and Prince Rupert: 14 coastal towns and sounds on the BC coast with a modelled tide curve, the wind that decides the boat days and the salmon seasons as DFO sets them.
Coastal waters →What it costs in each province we cover, read from the agency that sells it, on the date shown on each page. Prices step up from residents to other Canadians to visitors, and salt water in British Columbia needs a federal licence as well.
All recreational fishing in BC’s non-tidal (fresh) waters for anglers 16 and over.
All recreational fishing in Ontario.
All recreational fishing in Alberta for residents aged 16 to 64 and for non-residents 16 and over, bought with a Wildlife Identification Number (WiN)..
All recreational angling in Saskatchewan for anglers 16 and over who are not exempt, plus a Fisheries Habitat Certificate for anglers 16 to 64..
All recreational angling in Manitoba for anglers who are not exempt, for the licence year from 1 May to 30 April..
The Water Survey of Canada’s gauges, an open weather model, sun and moon: we read the same instruments the agencies publish, for every water we cover.
Each morning the day’s report is generated: activity score, species plan, prime windows. A slow day is called a slow day, a modelled tide is called a model, and nobody here tells you the ice is safe.
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54 waters across 7 provinces and territories, with full coverage rolling out from here.