Was there Monday & Tuesday in my boat.  Thousands crossed Monday and quite a few on yesterday.  Before going to the vedder, condisder the fact that you hopefully will have sockeye in your cooler.  I wouldn't want to be you if DFO stops you at the Vedder with Sox in your box.  Try it the other way round.

I have a boat and have not walked it.  I heard reports that late last week it was not walkable.  However, I do know, from launching at Island 22, the water hase dropped 3 feet from Friday to Monday.  There are trucks going across and I know they can't carry as many people as saw fishing Monday and Tuesday.  My educated guess is that you can walk it.  Hopefully someone else with 1st hand knowledge can help you.

Depth?
Current?
Drowning? Wear a wading belt and use a belly pack to hold your gear.  You can get rid of the 20lb belly pack with one hand.  Try taking off a vest when your going down.

Good Luck!

Ahans, yes you can wade out to the main river bank. I was out there this a.m. for my first try this year. Parked my truck at the entrance and slogged my way there.Had to cross two side channels and the second one was about up to 3 1/2 ft deep with fairly strong current so wade cautiously as you may be steeping into a  depression and get a dunking. For the 3 hours I was there it was pretty slow and the boat guys anchored mid-river were doing much better than the shore bunch.The boat  guys directly in front of us netted quite few socks but it looked like you had to cast out at least 150/200 yds to reach the fishy spot.  Both my partner and I were skunked as well as others close by. Nice day and very enjoyable with that cool breeze.

Was at pegleg on tuesday morning, and was lucky enough to leave by 10:30 with two sockeye. If you cross the channel in the right spots it will reach about mid thigh in the deepest spot. Just look for the tailouts.

i am  a little over 5 feet tall, can wade over to peg leg without getting wet? is the current too strong for me to wade across taking in account  of my height and iam only 150 pounds.

Wacker, I think you mean 150-200 feet.  I'd like to see that 200 yrd. cast  Sorry you got skunked.

Check this page for fish stocks in the river (http://www.psc.org/TestFish/SummPage.htm).  Add 1-2 days for chilliwack and 2-3 days for above Agassiz-Rosedale bridge.  If the #'s are above 100 for that day you should get your 2.  When the #'s reach 300+, you'll be in & out in an hour.

So if the test fishery for area 29 says only 10 sockeyes netted how bad will this be for the next few days?

I find it can really vary where along the bar you are.  When I was at Laidlaw, the guys around me were quick to move if you had a fish, while just above, I watched as fish swam almost through some legs