The Nass River is a significant waterway located in northwestern British Columbia, Canada. It flows approximately 100 kilometers (62 miles) from the Skeena Mountains to the Pacific Ocean, emptying into Nass Bay. The river is known for its stunning natural scenery and is an important habitat for various fish species, including salmon. The Nass River is part of the traditional territory of the Nisga'a Nation, an Indigenous group in the region. The river plays a crucial role in the local ecosystem and supports the livelihoods of the Nisga'a people, who rely on its resources for fishing and cultural practices.