Whacking Fatties Fly Fishing Reports and Forecasts

British Columbia Fishing Report

Best Fishing Stream Name Today 11/14 11/15
1 Pitt River, British Columbia 3 3 3
2 Indian River, British Columbia 3 3 3
3 Harris Creek, British Columbia 3 3 3
4 San Juan River, British Columbia 3 3 3
5 Ash River, British Columbia 3 3 3
6 Stave River, British Columbia 3 3 3
7 Alouette River, British Columbia 3 3 3
8 Stamp River, British Columbia 3 3 3
9 Somass River, British Columbia 3 3 3
10 Puntledge River, British Columbia 3 3 3
11 Capilano River, British Columbia 3 3 3
12 Mahatta Creek, British Columbia 3 3 3
13 Big Silver Creek, British Columbia 3 3 3
14 Chehalis River, British Columbia 3 3 3
15 Keogh River, British Columbia 3 3 3
16 Waukwaas Creek, British Columbia 3 3 3
17 Nanaimo River, British Columbia 3 3 3
18 Sooke River, British Columbia 3 3 3
19 Cowichan River, British Columbia 3 3 3
20 Cluxewe River, British Columbia 3 3 2
21 Qualicum River, British Columbia 3 3 1
22 Gordon River, British Columbia 3 3 1
23 Tamihi Creek, British Columbia 3 2 4
24 Chilliwack River, British Columbia 3 2 4
25 Chilko River, British Columbia 3 2 2
26 West Road (Blackwater) River: Upper, British Columbia 3 1 2
27 Nahwitti River, British Columbia 3 1 1
28 Nahmint River, British Columbia 2 3 4
29 Englishman River, British Columbia 2 3 3
30 Nitinat River, British Columbia 2 3 3
31 Caycuse River, British Columbia 2 3 3
32 China Creek, British Columbia 2 3 3
33 Heber River, British Columbia 2 3 3
34 Elk River: Vancouver Island, British Columbia 2 3 3
35 Gold River, British Columbia 2 3 3
36 Salmon River: Vancouver Island, British Columbia 2 3 3
37 Muchalat River, British Columbia 2 3 3
38 White River: Vancouver Island, British Columbia 2 3 3
39 Oyster River, British Columbia 2 3 3
40 Quinsam River, British Columbia 2 3 3
41 Silverhope Creek, British Columbia 2 3 3
42 Nicomekl River, British Columbia 2 3 3
43 Fraser River: Lower, British Columbia 2 2 3
44 Lillooet River, British Columbia 2 2 3
45 Squamish River, British Columbia 2 2 3
46 West Road (Blackwater) River: Lower, British Columbia 2 2 2
47 Fraser River: Middle, British Columbia 2 2 2
48 Morice River, British Columbia 2 2 2
49 Tsitika River, British Columbia 2 2 1
50 Sumallo River, British Columbia 2 1 3
51 Coquihalla River, British Columbia 2 1 3
52 Copper Creek, British Columbia 2 1 1
53 Ashnola River, British Columbia 2 0 2
54 Similkameen River, British Columbia 2 0 0
55 Bulkley River, British Columbia 2 0 0
56 Nimpkish River, British Columbia 1 3 3
57 Tahsis River, British Columbia 1 3 3
58 Cheakamus River, British Columbia 1 2 3
59 Dean River, British Columbia 1 2 2
60 Fulton River, British Columbia 1 2 0
61 Skeena River: Lower, British Columbia 1 1 1
62 Pine River, British Columbia 1 1 0
63 Kettle River, British Columbia 0 2 2
64 Thompson River, British Columbia 0 2 2
65 Campbell Creek, British Columbia 0 2 2
66 Kispiox River, British Columbia 0 2 2
67 Granby River, British Columbia 0 2 2
68 Horsefly River, British Columbia 0 2 2
69 Quesnel River, British Columbia 0 2 1
70 Salmon River: Thompson River Valley, British Columbia 0 2 0
71 Adams River, British Columbia 0 2 0
72 Clearwater River, British Columbia 0 2 0
73 Wigwam River, British Columbia 0 0 2
74 Parsnip River, British Columbia 0 0 2
75 Moyie River, British Columbia 0 0 1
76 St. Mary River, British Columbia 0 0 0
77 Peace River, British Columbia 0 0 0
78 Murray River, British Columbia 0 0 0
79 Skeena River: Upper, British Columbia 0 0 0
80 White River: Rocky Mountains, British Columbia 0 0 0
81 Mesilinka River, British Columbia 0 0 0
82 Ingenika River, British Columbia 0 0 0
83 Manson River, British Columbia 0 0 0
84 Chukachida River, British Columbia 0 0 0
85 Skookumchuck Creek, British Columbia 0 0 0
86 Sukunka River, British Columbia 0 0 0
87 Seymour River, British Columbia 0 0 0
88 Columbia River, British Columbia 0 0 0
89 Kootenay River, British Columbia 0 0 0
90 Goat River, British Columbia 0 0 0
91 Iskut River, British Columbia 0 0 0
92 Black Creek, British Columbia 0 0 0
93 Fraser River: Upper, British Columbia 0 0 0
94 Nass River, British Columbia 0 0 0
95 Finlay River, British Columbia 0 0 0
96 Bull River, British Columbia 0 0 0
97 Elk River: Rocky Mountains, British Columbia 0 0 0
98 Klappan River, British Columbia 0 0 0
99 Spatsizi River, British Columbia 0 0 0
100 Osilinka River, British Columbia 0 0 0
101 Stikine River: Upper, British Columbia 0 0 0
102 Nation River, British Columbia 0 0 0
103 Sustut River, British Columbia 0 0 0
104 Skeena River: Middle, British Columbia 0 0 0
105 Omineca River, British Columbia 0 0 0
106 Babine River, British Columbia 0 0 0
107 Dease River, British Columbia 0 0 0
108 Stikine River: Lower, British Columbia 0 0 0
109 Suskwa River, British Columbia 0 0 0



Whacking Fatties Fishing Reports
Fly fishing report and map for British Columbia.

What is Whacking Fatties? Fishing reports and forecasts for ~10,000 streams and lakes and rivers across North America and the United Kingdom.

What is the goal?

To better understand fishing patterns, conditions to predict ferocity of fishable events and locations.

How do we do it?

Fishing Reports and Forecasts. Throughout every day, we create 7 day fishing forecasts for ~10,000 streams and lakes.

What is the Fatty Factor?

A 5 star rating calculated per hour over every day per stream. We create a detailed forecast for each stream whereby every hour gets a 5 star Fatty Factor rating.

How is the Fatty Factor calculated?

The Fatty Factor is calculated using a fishing success estimation model containing proprietary big data analytics. We consume data from near and real-time sources, satellites, and sensors; compile/compare, against historic datasets, to create the Fatty Factor. Location, season, and analytics improve the rating over time.

How is the Fatty Factor rated?

5 stars is the best while 0 stars is “Not Fatty”.

How to use Whacking Fatties Fishing Reports and Forecasts?

Consult the detailed stream information section of the fishing reports and forecasts for the latest weather temperatures, wind speeds, cloud cover, gauge flows, and insect hatch patterns.

What do trout eat?

Check out the hatch recommendations for each stream in the detailed stream area. Investigate the hatch recommendations if you are interested in what do trout eat.

What kind of fish can I catch?

You tell us? Rainbow trout, brook trout, lake trout, bass, carp, etc. Currently, fresh water species. Salt water fishing? Fly fishing for carp is awesome. Tell us what you are after? Steelhead, grayling, tarpon, bass, bonefish, taimen, permit, salmon fishing?

How do I use the fishing maps?

We have a vast amount of geographic data for each stream. Click on the points to get more information. Green points represent fishing access such as put-ins and take-outs. Purple points represent bridges or stream crossings whereby often Google StreetView is available. Red points represent USGS Stream Gauges. Where available, we have graphs for Predictive Hydrograph 7 days, Water Temperature, Observed Height (ft.) 7 days, Observed Discharge (cfs) 7 days, and Duration Hydrograph. The Duration Hydrograph is a graphical presentation of recent daily streamflow, plotted over the long-term statistics of streamflow for each day of the year.

Can I determine land ownership from the stream map?

Yes. Landownership data is included in the map. In the map legend, the type of ownership is shown while you hover or tap on the map. You will see public or private land. For public, it will tell you the agency such as Forest Service or State Park.

Does Whacking Fatties have private landowner information such as parcel boundaries?

Currently, we have landowner information for Montana only. If you drill down into the map, you will see parcel boundaries. Simply click on the parcel to see who owns the land and other related information.

How do I determine distance from one access to another?

In the map, the measure tool can be used to trace along a stream to measure between fishing access points.

Can I determine stream elevation?

In the fishing map, you can turn on the elevation profile for a stream. You are able to visually see how much elevation is dropped along a stream.

What other mapping data is available and useful to anglers?

We provide three different background maps: dark, light, and satellite. The light is useful for planning routes to fishing access points. The satellite is very useful for all sorts of detailed planning.

What gauges are included in the Stream Flow graph?

For each stream, we have included all gauges for the stream overlaid into one graph. This is great for analyzing flow data of the stream as a whole to help predict best fishing areas.

What is the Fatty Store?

Check out the Fatty Store for great deals on the best fishing gear available in the market. We make available only the highest quality fly fishing gear at deep discounted prices such as fly fishing rods, fly boxes, waders or wading boots, fly fishing reels, flies, and tackle. From time to time, we have promotions on fly fishing vacations, film tours, and fly fishing videos. Look for deals on fly fishing schools.

What about fly fishing forums?

We have a great fishing forum where anglers can post their own reports and pictures. At each detailed stream page, you can upload fish pictures and your own fishing reports. We encourage you to rate the stream. We are working on the capability to upload your own fishing videos.

Where do I find a professional recommended fishing guide, lodge, or fishing charter?

Whacking Fatties Pro Contributors are professionally vetted and approved. Pro Contributors provide the highest quality guided fishing experiences. Look for recommended fishing charters, lodges, fly fishing and tackle shops posted on detailed stream report pages. Fishing near me? Investigate Pro Contributors listed on specific detailed streams near you.

What is Fatty Information?

What is the best fly line? How to tie a fly? Fly lines explained? Fly fishing beginner? Fatty Information is a new section whereby we present practical fly fisherman knowledge such as fly fishing knots, fly patterns, tapered leader formulas, tippet rings, strike indicators, drift boats, nymph fishing, euro nymphing, knots for fly fishing, best fishing sunglasses, etc. Information on our favorite flies such as mop files, clouser, nymph fly, wet flies, muddler minnow, isonychia fly, mole fly, cdc and elk fly, trico fly, caddis fly, and flies for largemouth bass. As well as recommendations for best small stream fly rods. The tug is the drug!

What are Fatty Alerts?

Never miss a great day of fishing! Fatty Alerts are automated email notifications whereby you are sent an email ONLY when your favorite streams have a great forecast. First, you sign up for a Whacking Fatties account; then, choose your favorite streams to get alerts. Fatty Alerts include our long range forecast. Never miss great fishing weather or fishing forecast with Fatty Alerts. They are free!

What are we working on next?

We will be expanding to fresh water lakes for bass, carp, and other great fishing. We will be able to assist with planning the best dates and times for your next fly fishing for stripers adventure. Forecasting for salt-water locations are on the radar. Please contact us with your feedback. Tight lines!

With the goal of better understanding fly-fishing patterns and predicting location and ferocity of fishable events, Whacking Fatties presents the Fatty Factor: a fly-fishing success estimation model using proprietary big data analytics.

Whacking Fatties promotes responsible fishing via catch and release practice and water resources conservation.

Check out more:

The Fatty List: Top Daily Fishing Reports broken down by nationwide, northeast, south, midwest, and northwest fishing regions The Fatty Map: Today's Top Fishing Streams on a Map Top Professional Contributors Fishing Report Feed - find current fishing reports and updates Fishing News Feed - find current angler news Fatty Photo Feed