Cheslatta River is a river in British Columbia's Skeena region, 29 km long, running through Murray Lake and Cheslatta Lake. It flows into the Nechako River. It crosses into Omineca, so different regional rules apply along it.
A Castabout guide to it hasn’t been written yet. Any season shown here comes from the BC freshwater fishing regulations; check them and any in-season changes before you fish.
Fish in this water
Each fish is rated by its strongest evidence. A rating says how sure we are a fish is here, not how many there are, whether it is worth fishing for or whether you may keep it.
Possible
Old records, older stocking, a hedged local mention, a rule that names no water, or a weaker link through connected water.