The Sunshine Coast Salmonid Enhancement Society was founded and funded locally. Without the continued support of the general public and local businesses, our Society would cease to exist. A great deal of our funding comes from our membership dues, which are often accompanied by an extra donation. Many local businesses donate goods and services to the Society when we are having fundraising or educational events. We are proud to say that the Society continues to function thanks to the people of the Sunshine Coast.
Latest News
Fishing on the Sunshine Coast
SCSES - is working hard to stock your coastal waters with salmonids and to stock Sunshine Coast lakes with trout.
Visit the Hatchery for a salmonid and trout life cycle educational experience and drop a line in local waters.
Visit the Hatchery for a salmonid and trout life cycle educational experience and drop a line in local waters.
Sign Our Guestbook and please record your sightings of anglers there too.
New Fresh Water Creel Survey Registry Enter your catches from local lakes - Click
Visiting the Sunshine Coast?
For the Kids
For Everyone
• At our hatchery 4 of the 6 species of Pacific salmon are raised:
coho, chinook, pink and chum. Visit and see the life cycle.
coho, chinook, pink and chum. Visit and see the life cycle.
Special/Prior News
Unique Visits
OnlyStarted Feb15/06
OnlyStarted Feb15/06
Enjoy watching your youngsters cast a line into the Hatchery pond and catch a trout. Maybe the first one they have ever really caught!
See Details
See Details
Cutthroat Trout Releases
One of their last tasks before leaving for Mozambique, Canada World Youth participants... See it all with pictuures
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On the fifth and sixth of February, the Society was pleased to donate 300 rainbow trout to the Sechelt Food Bank.
TURN OUT MAY 4TH
We are having a salmon release day on the fourth of May at the Chapman Creek Hatchery.
The event will last from 10:00 AM until 3:00 PM
Folks are invited to come to the Hatchery and help say good-bye to 2008 Coho and Chinook graduates.
We are having a salmon release day on the fourth of May at the Chapman Creek Hatchery.
The event will last from 10:00 AM until 3:00 PM
Folks are invited to come to the Hatchery and help say good-bye to 2008 Coho and Chinook graduates.
See pictures and information about release of salmon at Gibsons and McLean Bay
Right Here
This spring the Society has begun two new projects
Read about them
Right Here
This spring the Society has begun two new projects
Read about them
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