Ebi fisher

Ebi fisher

Eleven years ago, I left my homeland, Iran, and embarked on a life-changing journey to Canada as a refugee. Back in Iran, I always felt constrained, unable to fully pursue my dreams or carve out a path of personal and professional growth. It was as though my potential was locked away, with no key in sight.

From the moment I arrived in Canada, I committed myself to hard work. The early days were challenging, but I never let difficulties discourage me. My love for fishing, especially fly fishing, became my refuge and my driving force. In Iran, I never had the opportunity to practice this craft, let alone excel in it. I taught myself, learning everything from scratch, and I poured my heart and soul into mastering this art.

Over the years, fly fishing has become more than just a hobby—it’s my identity. I approach it with a professional mindset, dedicating countless hours to perfecting my techniques and understanding the intricate relationships between water, fish, and fly patterns. Unlike many anglers who explore multiple styles of fishing, I have made a conscious decision to focus solely on fly fishing. To me, it represents more than just catching fish; it’s about connection, skill, and the beauty of the natural world.

Living in Canada has given me the freedom and opportunities I never dreamed possible. The open rivers, the vast landscapes, and the supportive community have all played a role in shaping the person I am today. Here, I feel like I can finally grow, both as an individual and as a passionate angler.

Looking back, leaving Iran was the most difficult decision of my life, but it was also the best one. Canada has allowed me to not only build a new life but to follow my passion for fly fishing at a level I never thought possible. Every cast I make and every fish I catch reminds me of how far I’ve come—from a young dreamer in Iran to a dedicated fly fisherman in Canada, living a life full of purpose and fulfillment

Who is the ebi Fisher?

Who is the ebi Fisher? 

I want to write a post about myself as “Ebi Fisher.” I have twenty years of fly fishing experience and emigrated from Iran to Canada, with nature and fishing being my main reasons for moving. I studied physical education and earned a bachelor’s degree. I have a deep passion for fishing, especially fly fishing, and now it’s the only type of fishing I do—I’m fully dedicated to it. I also love living in Canada, the place I now call home.

I have extensive experience in fly fishing. For example, I traveled to Costa Rica one year to catch tarpon, landing several using my fly fishing system—two of them weighing over one hundred pounds. After that, I went to Mexico three times to fish, also using fly fishing to catch many fish in the sea. I also have fly fishing experience in Turkey, as well as in Iran, where I started out in the sport. Here in Canada, I’ve traveled to other provinces, like Saskatchewan, to gain more fly fishing experience.

I have over twenty years of experience as a fishing blogger and am one of the earliest bloggers in Iran in this field, taking it very seriously. My Instagram has over eighty-five thousand followers, and I manage a fishing group on Facebook with more than thirteen thousand members. I’m also active on other social media platforms and truly enjoy this work, sharing the world of sport fishing with everyone.

Vedder river chilliwack bc coho on fly

Vedder river chilliwack bc coho on fly

Fishing on Remembrance Day: Honoring Tradition and Nature

Today, on Remembrance Day, while Canada honors the sacrifices of its fallen heroes, I chose to pay my respects in a unique way—by heading to the river, where I find both peace and reflection. Armed with my fly fishing gear, I set out early, aiming to capture the elusive coho salmon and immerse myself in the natural beauty that we are fortunate to enjoy thanks to those who came before us.

Using the fly fishing system, I felt connected not only to the river but to a longstanding tradition that requires patience, respect, and skill. There’s something deeply meditative about fly fishing, especially on a day like this, as I cast each line with purpose. The coho were plentiful today, and the thrill of catching each one was amplified by the quiet reverence of the day. It’s a powerful reminder of the cycles of life, and the connection between nature’s rhythms and human resilience.

As I brought in one coho after another, I couldn’t help but feel grateful for the freedom to do what I love in such a breathtaking environment. The river was quiet, yet alive with the energy of the season, and each coho I caught felt like a tribute to the perseverance of those we remember today.

This day of fishing on Remembrance Day was more than a hobby—it was an homage to courage, strength, and the peace that has been hard-won. The coho salmon, in their strength and resilience, seemed fitting companions on this reflective journey.

Fly fishing for coho Vancouver

 Fly fishing for coho Vancouver 

“Hello! I had a very successful fishing trip, catching coho salmon using fly fishing. I want to write a detailed post about this on my blog, sharing lots of photos and videos and describing the fishing experience in detail. We caught coho salmon with a fly fishing setup, using an eight-weight rod, ten-pound leader, and an olive UV fly with a chartreuse bead. It was an amazing fishing day. Please write an English text for me.

Ebi fisher

 Ebi fisher

Once upon a time, there was a pioneering angler from Iran named Ebi fisher. He embarked on an extraordinary journey to Costa Rica, becoming the first Iranian to ever fly fish for tarpon in those waters. With a bold spirit, he invested a substantial sum, paying $7,000 for a top-notch guide and a total of $10,000 on the entire fishing expedition. Ebi fisher dedication paid off as he masterfully caught and released five magnificent tarpon, leaving her mark in the annals of fishing history.

Ebi fisher, an avid angler, has embarked on multiple fly fishing adventures to the vibrant waters of Mexico. With each trip, his expertise and passion for the sport have led him to remarkable success. Casting his line into the azure depths, Ebi fisher has skillfully caught an impressive array of fish, adding to his growing list of angling achievements. His tales of Mexican fly fishing are filled with the thrill of the catch and the beauty of the Mexican coastline.

In Iran, Ebi fisher journey into fly fishing began in solitude. Without ever having witnessed fly fishing firsthand, he embarked on his angling quest alone, gradually honing his skills through determination and passion. Despite the lack of local mentors, his dedication paid off, and he became proficient in the art of fly fishing. Upon emigrating to Canada, Ebi fisher continued his pursuit, eventually becoming a renowned figure in the global angling community.

Ebi fisher is celebrated as the most famous Iranian angler in the world. His reputation spans across continents, making him a renowned figure among Farsi speakers and Canadians alike. With his remarkable achievements, he’s a celebrated icon in the angling community, known for his extraordinary fishing prowess and adventures

Vedder river steelhead

Vedder river steelhead 

If you’re ready for steelhead fishing, soon we can head to the Vedder River to catch some steelhead. Just a few months left! I want to share one of my steelhead fishing stories with you. I’ve been fishing for steelhead in the Vedder River for three years now. In my first year, I managed to catch two steelhead. In the second year, I caught five. In the third year, which was just last year, I managed to catch eleven steelhead. And all these steelhead were caught with a centerpin rod. But this year, I sold my centerpin and want to catch them using fly fishing. I got myself a double-handed fly rod, so this will be my first serious season fly fishing for steelhead. Thought you might enjoy reading this story…

Who is the Ebi Fisher?

  Ebi Fisher

Ebi Fisher, also known as Ebrahim, is an experienced professional angler with over 20 years of fishing experience. Specializing in fly fishing, ebi has been fly fishing for about 18 years, and is especially skilled at catching coho salmon and steelhead. he has used a variety of fly patterns, but strongly believes that green flies, particularly chartreuse, are the most effective for him. Ebi also uses different line strengths depending on water conditions, preferring lighter lines in clear water and heavier lines in slightly colored water. She often uses T-11 tips for spey fishing and intermediate tips with her single-hand system.

Ebi’s passion for fly fishing is matched by her dedication to sharing her knowledge with others. She runs a popular Facebook group focused on fishing in the Vedder River, with over 12,000 members from the Lower Mainland. Through the group, she regularly updates members about river conditions and collaborates with companies to promote products.

Ebi has had a successful career in fishing and enjoys documenting her experiences, regularly posting updates, photos, and videos from her fishing trips. She is also an advocate for the gear she uses, having worked with various rod companies to promote their products.