I believe we some time take where we are fishing a little too seriously. There are hundred's of spots even in the Lower Mainland where you can find fish, it only takes time to be able to search them out and when it is the best time to fish them. Really there is not many secrets out there as there is countless books, magazines articles, TV shows etc. on general area's to fish on most rivers, lakes and streams in the Province.
Also the last several years guiding has become big business and they take their clients to the best spots possible so word gets out fairly quickly where they have been angling I would think.
Changing water levels and conditions can change an area on any river from one day to the next, this is what what makes fishing such a fun and challenging sport.
Take for example the Vedder, likely the most heaviest fished river in the Province but with a little effort you can find area's to fish where there is hardly any pressure but I will not tell you where they are.
I believe the strong points of this forum is we share so much with each other and even though I have fished for 55 years if not a little longer I learn something every week. It would not be much fun if no information or tips are given out.
I think the story Buckeye wrote was very well done and if I did not know were we fished I could think of a dozen places it could have been in close proximity to the Chehalis.
Keep the reports coming, life is too short to get over concerned and not many reports name the exact spot were to fish and no one expects that I am sure.