Coho Salmon Run Protected by The Chapman Creek Hatchery Water Flow Coming Down the Creek The Chapman Creek Hatchery  is a flow through facility. The Hatchery is only diverting 26 litres of water per second for just 300 metres which then flows back into Chapman Creek.  We are keeping  54,000 juvenile Coho Salmon spawned in the fall of

Wild Salmon Survival Threatened in Chapman Creek Due to Low Water Flows CRITICAL LOW WATER LEVELS THREATEN WILD SALMON SURVIVAL Low Water Levels Threaten Wild Salmon Survival in Chapman Creek. With the majority of rivers in region two experiencing low water level flows and Salmon fishing stopped to preserve Salmon stocks, the Chapman Creek does

No Salmon Fishing Permitted in Chapman Creek due to low water flows   Water levels in many systems throughout the Lower Mainland and other regions within the Province are now extremely low Water levels in many systems throughout the Lower Mainland and other regions within the Province are now extremely low and river temperatures in many