Pacific Angler

Pacific Angler is Vancouver’s store for the fishing enthusiast. From salmon, steelhead, trout and sturgeon to permit, tarpon and bonefish we’ve got you covered.

If you’re looking for a specific fishing item or planning your next fishing trip, the knowledgeable and friendly staff of Pacific Angler can provide you with the information you need. Choose from a phenomenal selection of equipment, apparel and accessories from top brands, including Sage, Beulah, Redington, Hardy, G.Loomis, Nautilus, Islander, Lamson, Outcast, Watermaster, Shimano, ABU, Quantum, O

05/26/2026

Fish sitting deep and ignoring your indicator setup? 👀⁠
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In our latest YouTube video in our Stillwater Series, we break down how to deep water dangle for stillwater trout - one of the most effective ways to target fish holding tight to bottom in 30, 40, even 60+ feet of water.⁠
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We cover:⁠
• Full sinking line setup⁠
• Leader and tippet configuration⁠
• How to quickly dial in depth⁠
• Using sonar to stay in the strike zone⁠
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If you’ve never tried dangling before, this technique can be an absolute game changer for deep stillwater fish.⁠
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Watch the full video now on our YouTube channel 🎥 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vzzBHPUYqj0

How To Fish Chironomids Without An Indicator: The Naked Line Technique

05/25/2026

Indicator fishing works… but sometimes fishing “naked” outfishes it by a mile 👀🎣⁠
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In the latest video in our stillwater series, we break down one of our favourite techniques for chironomids: fishing without an indicator using a floating line and long leader or naked line chironomid fishing as we call it!⁠
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We cover:⁠
• Leader setup⁠
• Retrieve techniques⁠
• Why movement matters⁠
• How to cover more water effectively⁠
• Why this technique can trigger more bites⁠
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If you’ve never tried naked line chironomid fishing before, this is a great one to add to your lake fishing toolbox.⁠
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Watch the full video now on our YouTube channel -

How To Fish Chironomids Without An Indicator: The Naked Line Technique In this video, we break down one of the most effective stillwater chironomid techniques out there, fishing without an indicator, also known as naked line chi...

05/15/2026

May Long Weekend is almost here 🎣⁠
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If you’ve been thinking about refining your current stillwater gear or are building your first lake setup, now’s the time.⁠
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We just dropped a new video breaking down Jason’s favourite all-around stillwater setup: the versatile 10’ 5-weight. This rod setup shines for indicator fishing, sinking lines, chironomids, leeches, blobs, bo***es, and more.⁠
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Check out the full video now on our YouTube channel and see why this is the setup he reaches for most often on BC lakes. ⁠
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pab_jZXz17c

Questions? Visit us in shop or online and let us help you get dialed in before your next lake excursion 👊

05/13/2026

It’s been a big fish kinda spring after a mild winter. Here is with a prime example from a recent trip that weighed in at 10.5 pounds! 🐷

Like Sheryl says, get out there and soak up that sun because the chrons are poppin and the bobbers are droppin 🏮👇

05/02/2026

The Spring Super Sale is back this weekend!⁠
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We’ve got deals happening right across the shop - from waders and outerwear to fly gear, electronics, and more. Whether you’re gearing up for your next trip or just topping up the essentials, it’s a great time to swing by.⁠
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In Store:⁠
May 2 | 10AM-6PM⁠
May 3 | 11AM-5PM⁠
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Online: at pacificangler.ca starting at 10AM May 2. Note – select special deals launched tonight and are live online NOW!⁠
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If you want a preview of what’s included, we’ve got the full sales list up now.⁠
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👉 Hit up https://www.pacificangler.ca/ for all the deals!

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