Our Guides are April Vokey and Adrienne Comeau. Both are seasoned professional guides with extensive experience on our waterways. Below are their stories in their words:

It’s always amazed me how such an incredibly romantic sport has for so long been primarily dominated by men.
Women all over the world are stepping into the water, determined to take the “no girls allowed” sign down from the boys club door and prove that the therapeutic gifts of Mother Nature are designed to tantalize the senses of both sexes.

A truly up close and personal experience in the great outdoors, fishing is an opportunity to escape the daily stresses of everyday life and stimulate your adventurous side.
Whether your mission be to ease your mind, excite your soul, catch big fish or create an everlasting memory, the serene rivers of British Columbia are the perfect location to achieve these goals.

My name is April Vokey and I am a fishing guide in the Fraser Valley.
As a fly-fishing columnist, instructor, guide and steelhead stalker, there is hardly a day that goes by that I’m not chasing fish.
It would sincerely be my pleasure to have you join me on these epic days to introduce and host you, novice or experienced angler, to our fantastic fishery and beautiful waters.
I look forward to sharing this wonderful and memorable experience with you.

I have recently started teaching courses, focusing on women. Its so amazing the number of women who are getting into this sport, and I love to help them realize that they can fish too. If you have the desire, anything is possible! My goal is to provide that experience for you.

The incredible thing about BC is that we can fish year round, and there is always something to target. I've been fortunate to do a variety of fishing, for steelhead, rainbows, cutties, dollies/bull trout and salmon, and have recently added sturgeon to the list.

Steelhead have always had a special draw for me, I think in part because the first day I ever went fly fishing, my fishing partner landed two beautiful wild fish. Since then, I have traveled to Northern BC and into Southern Washington to pursue these sea-run beauties. Whether lake fishing for huge rainbows, fishing sloughs for cutties or sitting in the boat waiting for the next sturgeon take, I'm always enjoying myself.

Fishing to me, is about being outside, listening to the water and air move. Its the anticipation of what could be, the satisfaction of a good cast or swinging a fly you tied. Its going back to the same places again and again, and always finding something new about them. Its exploration, a chance to get away and feel free. Its solitude and camraderie. Its knowing that I will never know it all, I am always a student in this sport. The fish are a bonus. I think that to truly appreciate fishing, you have to love the whole experience, and I do. I'd be honoured to help you love it too.