Hello Vagn I live in B.C. and have fished all of the waters you mention. First, depending on various circumstances the Fraser may be closed depending on the strength of salmon runs at that time. There is another river called the Harrison which can be great for Coho at that time.Flies for the Harrison Coho are Cristmas Tree, Rolled Muddler, KCK ( Kelly's Coho Killer) same flies for the Vedder. The Skagit is my favorite river. BWO's size 16 and18, Adams 16 and18, Comparadun and Sparkle Dun in 14,16 and18. Gray wulffs and Quigley Cripples in smaller sizes are a good pattern as well. The trout are generally not too fussy as long as the presentation done well. The Dewdney Slough may not be fishable if we have a dry fall like the one just past. If it is fishable Coho is the species you would be angling for; same flies as the Harrison. Elk River is another of my favorites. You will need some attractors such as Chernoble Ants, Stimulators, Madam X and Turks Tarantula. BWO's and Comparaduns workwell. Also a Blue Dun is a great pattern and don't forget to have some Elk Hair Caddis With only 2 weeks to fish I would focus on The Harrison, Skagit and the Elk Rivers. If you need any additional info please contact me directly. If you are not familiar with any of the fly patterns let me know and I will give you the tying instructions. Regards Mel Vagn Hansen wrote:
> Hi. > We are 3 guys from Denmark that is planning a trip to BC in the > fall(first 2 weeks of October). I have seen here that a couple of the > listmembers is from BC, so can some of you help me with some good > flypatterns. > We will be fishing for whatever is in the rivers at that time, salmon, > rainbow, trout and whatever will takt our flyes :-). > The rivers we will be fishing could bee : Fraser River, Vedder River, > Squamish, Skagit and Dwedney Slough maby Elk River in Fernie. Thanks - > Vagn
