Old Lake CottageCoho Salmon fishing near Langley, BC
7,172 documented waters within 300 km, 0 of them with coho salmon as the primary species.
Where they are biting today
- Cohilukthan Slough (Ladner)80
- Crescent Slough (Ladner)80
- Deas Slough (Ladner)80
- Gilmour Slough (Ladner)80
- Cloud Lake (Campbell River)80
- Hesquiat Lake (Tofino)80
- Quennell Lake (Ladysmith)80
- Williamson Slough (Ladner)80
- Woodward Slough (Ladner)80
- Thompson Lake (Campbell River)80
Fishing coho salmon around Langley
Finding coho salmon around Langley does not have to be guesswork. This page tracks 7172 documented waters in the surrounding area where coho salmon are documented, then re-ranks them every day as conditions shift. Below is the local picture: which waters stand out right now, and how anglers actually fish for the species here.
Cohilukthan Slough (Ladner) leads today's ranking at a score of 80 (about 31 km from Langley). Crescent Slough (Ladner) follows at 80 (about 30 km from Langley). Deas Slough (Ladner), scoring 80, rounds out the current leaders. Each number compresses the day's weather, modelled water temperature at depth and how well those conditions suit coho salmon into one comparable score.
Coho (silver) salmon are smaller and generally more aggressive and acrobatic than chinook, known for hard, sustained runs and repeated jumps once hooked - a big part of why they're a favorite light-tackle target where both species are available. In open water, trolling smaller spoons and flies behind flashers or dodgers, at somewhat shallower depths than typically used for chinook, is standard.
Everything above is recomputed daily - the numbers on this page reflect September 15, 2026 - so check back before committing to a water: the leaders genuinely change as weather systems move through.