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Kitimat River

The Kitimat River Meanders down from glaciers high up in the surrounding coastal mountains until it meets its estuary in the Douglas Channel. The Kitimat River is for paddlers of all levels and those kayakers who love fishing will love angling on the Kitimat River!

Quick Facts

Length: 90kms
Season: Spring – Fall
Style: River
Difficulty: Beginner/Intermediate
Access: Able to launch at Cable Car, Rod & Gun and Radley Park boat launches
Experiences: Kayaking, SUP, Kayak-Fishing

Kitimat River

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    Cable Car Boat Launch

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    Watch for wood/log jams

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    Pay attention to fly fishing (on shore and on water)

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    River is cold year-round

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    Radley Park Boat Launch

Paddle pros

Here are the experts who will help perfect your paddling trip.

Tours
Kitimat Adventures

Kitimat Lodge offers exceptional fishing adventures in coastal British Columbia, including saltwater and freshwater fishing, kayaking, helicopter tours, and more.

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Rentals
Kitimat Visitor Centre & Chamber of Commerce

Experience world-class fishing, outdoor adventures, and stunning natural beauty in Kitimat, BC.

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Tours and Rentals
North Pacific Transport & Eco Tours

Explore Kitimat’s coast with North Pacific! Licensed eco-tours, sightseeing, & beachcombing adventures.

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