Fly pattern for coho salmon
Hi, I’m Ebi Fisher. I’ve been fly fishing in Canada for fourteen years, mainly for salmon. I’m happy to share my experiences tying Pasha fly patterns with you. The patterns I’ve posted videos of are the ones that have brought me the most success while fishing. Enjoy and if you like, don’t forget to subscribe to my channel.
Early Season Coho on the Fly | Mission, BC 🎣🔥
Today, October 10th, my friend and I went fly fishing to rivers around Mission. We used an 8-weight rod. During low tide, we used a floating line with a leader. At high tide, we switched to a floating sink-tip line. We used Chartreuse Modler flies and a baby orange copper fly. For leaders, we used 9 to 11 feet of 10-pound fluorocarbon. You can see the results in the video. I’d really appreciate your subscription.
Ebi Fisher | Iranian-Canadian Fly Fisher and International Fishing Content Creator
The Journey of Ebi Fisher
Ebi Fisher is an Iranian-Canadian fly fisher, angler, and fishing content creator whose journey began in southern Iran and eventually took him to the rivers and fishing destinations of Canada and around the world.
His passion for fly fishing started in southern Iran, where he pursued the sport independently at a time when fly fishing was not widely practiced in his local community. Without a local group of fly anglers or an established support network, Ebi taught himself through experimentation, practice, and persistence. He also developed his own fly-tying skills and continued searching for new techniques and ways to improve.
For Ebi, fly fishing became much more than simply catching fish. It became a lifelong pursuit built around learning, exploration, and sharing knowledge with other anglers.
From Iran to Canada
Because of the difficult and unsafe circumstances he experienced in Iran, Ebi eventually sought refuge in Canada and began a new chapter of his life.
After arriving in Canada, he continued pursuing his passion for fishing and fly fishing. British Columbia became an important part of his fishing journey, giving him access to some of the world’s most recognized salmon and steelhead rivers.
Over the years, Ebi developed extensive experience targeting salmon and steelhead and became particularly interested in challenging fish and technical fly-fishing techniques.
Steelhead on a Double-Handed Fly Rod
One of Ebi Fisher’s notable fly-fishing achievements has been successfully targeting and landing steelhead with a double-handed fly-fishing system.
He has landed five steelhead using double-handed fly-fishing techniques. For Ebi, the significance of this achievement is not simply the number of fish caught, but the experience, technical challenge, and dedication required to pursue steelhead with two-handed fly tackle.
Fly Fishing for Tarpon in Costa Rica
One of the most memorable experiences of Ebi’s international fly-fishing career took place in Costa Rica.
Using fly-fishing equipment, Ebi successfully landed and released a massive tarpon that was approximately the same size as himself. Pursuing and landing a fish of this size on fly was one of the most memorable accomplishments of his saltwater fly-fishing journey.
The Costa Rica experience also reflects Ebi’s interest in traveling beyond his home waters to pursue powerful game fish in challenging environments.
Fly Fishing in Mexico
Mexico has also been part of Ebi Fisher’s international fly-fishing journey. During his fishing experiences there, he successfully pursued and landed quality game fish using fly-fishing equipment.
These trips expanded his experience beyond British Columbia and gave him opportunities to fish different waters and pursue different species with fly tackle.
Building a Fishing Community
Fishing is not only a personal passion for Ebi. He has also spent years building an online fishing community.
Ebi is the founder and administrator of Vedder River Chilliwack Fishing Report, a community dedicated to the Vedder River and surrounding fishing areas. The group has grown to more than 26,000 members, providing a place for anglers to share fishing reports, river conditions, educational information, photographs, videos, and local fishing experiences.
Building and maintaining this community has become an important part of Ebi’s contribution to the fishing community in British Columbia.
Fishing Content Creation and Social Media
Ebi Fisher has also developed a significant presence as a fishing content creator.
His Instagram account has grown to more than 116,000 followers, where he shares fishing experiences, fly-fishing techniques, fly patterns, salmon and steelhead content, river conditions, and outdoor adventures.
Through social media, Ebi has been able to share his fishing experiences with an audience far beyond the rivers where he fishes. His content connects his experiences in British Columbia with anglers and fishing enthusiasts around the world.
A Lifelong Passion for Fly Fishing
From starting almost entirely on his own in southern Iran to fishing for steelhead in British Columbia and pursuing giant tarpon in Costa Rica, Ebi Fisher’s journey has been defined by persistence, curiosity, and a willingness to learn.
His story combines more than just fishing achievements. It is also a story of immigration, rebuilding a life in a new country, developing a career around a lifelong passion, building an online fishing community, and sharing that passion with an international audience.
Today, Ebi Fisher continues to fish, create content, explore new destinations, develop fly-fishing techniques and patterns, and share his experiences with anglers around the world.
Ebi Fisher — From a self-taught fly fisher in southern Iran to an Iranian-Canadian angler and international fishing content creator.
pattern for Coho salmon
Looking for a reliable pattern for Coho salmon? I highly recommend it. After 14 years of fly fishing, honestly, I’ve never seen a pattern stronger than this one. It’s super simple, low cost, and really effective. If you’re looking for a trustworthy pattern for your box, you should definitely try it
Today we took the boat out on the Vedder River and had a fantastic time targeting coho salmon. Using spinning gear with a 20-pound main line, a 15-pound fluorocarbon leader, and spinners, we managed to land several nice fish. The 7-foot rods gave us good control, and the morning bite was especially active
salmon fishing on the Vedder River
Today, Saturday, September12, 2026, we had a great day salmon fishing on the Vedder River. We started early in the morning, around 5 AM, fishing the lower river. At first, we used spinning gear, and I hooked one salmon, but it got away at the last moment. After that, we moved further upstream and switched to float fishing. For that, we used 10’6 rods, centerpin and baitcasting reels, 15-pound leaders, 35 gram floats, and bait for the tackle. Around8 or 9 in the morning, things really picked up and salmon activity increased noticeably. We caught several salmon during that time and had a very productive morning. Water conditions, weather, tides, and fish activity all played a role in today’s results. One interesting thing was noticing how the fish behavior changed as we shifted spots. It was one of those days that really shows how timing, location, water conditions, and understanding fish behavior all make a difference in salmon fishing.
Fly pattern for coho salmon Hi, I’m Ebi Fisher. I’ve been fly fishing in Canada for fourteen years, mainly for salmon. I’m happy to share ...
