Fraser River Coho Salmon Opener November - Non-Stop Action - High Tide to Low - Prime Lures Spoon

INSANE Tidal Fraser River Coho Salmon Opener! #fraserriver #cohosalmon #tidalfraser #bcfishing
Fishing Prime Lures spoons and inline spinners on November 4th delivered one of the most incredible mornings of salmon fishing I’ve had in years. Thick fog rolled in over the river, everything fell silent, and I found myself completely alone on the big Fraser — standing right at the tide line as the water peaked. What happened next was unreal…

The Coho Salmon were absolutely on fire!
It was non-stop action from peak high tide all the way to low tide. From first light until I had to leave for work, Coho were aggressively smashing inline spinners and Prime Lures spoons, pushing upriver in waves. We even spotted multiple Coho surfacing and rolling, which helped pinpoint exactly where they were traveling.

In this video, I break down how to fish the Tidal Fraser River for Coho, including:
🎣 How to read tide levels and time your fishing
🎣 Where Coho travel and how to target moving fish
🎣 Best lure colors & sizes for foggy, low-visibility mornings
🎣 How to identify surface-traveling Coho
🎣 Covering water effectively with spinners and spoons
🎣 Key techniques for Tidal Fraser River Coho success

I hooked lots of wild Coho (all safely released) and kept one beautiful hatchery fish. We even had a harbor seal swim upriver from the ocean, chasing the same salmon!

Gear Used:
→ Ugly Stik Carbon Salmon/Steelhead Rod 9’6” Medium
→ 20 lb PowerPro braid
→ Prime Lures spoons & inline spinners
→ Prime Lures Walk-and-Wade Net

If you want to learn how to fish the Fraser River for Coho Salmon, or you’re preparing for future Tidal Fraser openings, this video breaks everything down step-by-step while showing an action-packed day on the water.

If you're planning your Fraser River Coho season — this is the video you need!

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Thank you so much for watching — God bless your adventures!