Alouette River

CLOSED TO SALMON

From the boundary signs at Allco Park down to the confluence with the Pitt, with the 216th Street bridge dividing the two reaches; the North Alouette and its tributaries carry their own limits · Region 2 freshwater

Chinook Closed.: Sep 1–Nov 30 above the 216th St bridge and on the North Alouette: 1/day · below the bridge: not listed as open
Coho Closed.: Oct 1–Dec 31: 1 hatchery-marked/day · above the bridge also Sep 1–30: non-retention · North Alouette: non-retention only, Sep 1–Nov 30
Sockeye Closed.: Not listed as open · closed unless announced
Chum Closed.: Not listed as open · closed unless announced
Pink: No run in 2026 (odd-year cycle)

The Alouette: Allco Park down to the Pitt

Open water starts at the Allco Park signs, drawn red upstream. The North Alouette branch shares the entry. Zoom out to see the rest of the system.

Map of the lower Fraser River showing the Alouette and North Alouette rivers through Maple Ridge. Status: Alouette closed. Other waters are shown for context only.

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Closed to salmon (broken outline) Open (see species & limits) Non-tidal (hatched); solid = tidal Other waters (context) Tide station (tap for next high and low) River gauge (tap for level and flow)

Licence & gear

What you need on this water

BC freshwater licence (Region 2) + conservation surcharge stamp to retain salmon. Check the Region 2 table for gear rules before you go. VERIFY

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Recent fishery notices

This year's notices matching this water. A notice is the legal instrument; read it, not this summary, before fishing.

No notice this year has matched this water (last checked Aug 8).