Yes. If you have BTC on an exchange like Bittrex, you will see that you have an identical number of coins in the BCH wallet as you do in the BTC one. If your BTC is in your personal wallet, you need to open a BCH wallet somewhere and use the same private key that you have for BTC.
Essentially, Bitcoin Cash is supposed to increase the number of transactions to let the network grow.
Ledger, Electrum, Trezor...Personally, I am going to sit on BCH and wait until all the adjustments and adaptations in the coming days are done. There is no hurry.
In my opinion, both are very flawed, but this way, they may find it easier to achieve future changes necessary for their evolution. In a way, this fork ensures that BTC/BCH have a fighting chance to survive.
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