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[adam668]

Does anybody know of any good places around the lower mainland BC for fishing chum at this time of year?

[minnie-me]

the Stave

[pacific flyer]

Lots of chum surfacing along the fraser north arm in the evening incoming.  Won't bite and too far out.  Like what Minnie-me says.. Stave is def your best bet. 

[Athezone]

Yep, Stave is the place for Chummer's right now.

[Humpy]

Or even the Vedder, there's decent numbers of chum there, and there is a greater number of coho in the vedder. You would need a boat for the Harrison but if you are willing to do a bit of a hike, stave is okay.

[bbronswyk2000]

Stave and Harrison are your two best bets

[chronic_topdawg]

tamahi rapids

[grumpy]

the stave have a lot of chum

[Long_Cast]

Anywhere on the Lower Fraser. I caught a 30lb chum on Sunday when I was targeting cohos.

[Fish Assassin]

30 lb. chum ?

[liketofish]

Fisherman's story. LOL. There is no 30lb chum here, but what did you use to hook a chum at tidal Fraser? If it is spoon, what colour works best for it?

[Damien]

Any chance to catch chum from a boat on the main Fraser?  Or is best to go to the Tribs?

[canso]

Fisherman's story. LOL. There is no 30lb chum here, but what did you use to hook a chum at tidal Fraser? If it is spoon, what colour works best for it?

By catch when bar rigging for coho.

[sumasriver]

Landed a 10 lb female and 15 lb male chum today on the Whack river.

Using a Colorado blade for coho  with 8 lb mono on the reel.

Lots of chum around today but not many coho biting.

[Fish Assassin]

Any chance to catch chum from a boat on the main Fraser?  Or is best to go to the Tribs?

Your best odds are the tributaries