BC Fishing Reports

Sockeye fishing in the Port Alberni Inlet for the past three summers has been very good. The summer of 2012 should have some fantastic Sockeye fishing. Sockeye fishing usually begins by the 15th of... more info

This is the time of year when many good weather fishermen are thinking of the summer ahead and the possibilities of some great fishing in warmer weather conditions. The spring and summer saltwater... more info

Winter is almost upon us in British Columbia, Canada. In fact, we do know that when the first day of winter arrives, we are only a few days away from Christmas. The Pacific North West can often... more info

The 2011 summer sport fishing season has pretty much come to an end in terms of fishing in salt water locations on Vancouver Island West Coast and inland areas. We can now only look forward to the... more info

It is already mid-month September but the salmon fishing in many of the Port Alberni and Pacific Rim fishing areas are still relatively good for Coho and Chinook sport fishing. The weather on... more info

The salmon fishing has been fantastic through the summer of 2011 especially on the west coast inshore and offshore of the Ucluelet Harbor and along the surfline of Barkely Sound. There have been big... more info

The summer months are quickly moving by and the salmon fishing in many areas of Vancouver Island just seems to be getting better and better as we move into early August. The salmon fishing in... more info

There has been some phenomenal fishing on Vancouver Islands West Coast and also in the Port Alberni Inlet and many areas of the protected waters of Barkley Sound. The West Coast has had very... more info

This week at the Kitimat Lodge things are just getting better and better. The Dungeness crab fishing and Saltwater Halibut are always on the menu and we have just purchased another boat to the... more info

It is past mid June and as expected the salmon fishing in all of the Port Alberni and Pacific Rim areas has really picked up. Halibut and Chinook fishing on the west coast has been very consistent... more info

Water conditions are perfect and fresh Salmon are arriving each tide change. Killer Whales are now migrating into the Douglas Channel chasing the schools of fresh Salmon as they return for the summer... more info

The June season starts with fresh Chinooks like this one as well slabs of Halibut and Crab, all at our fingertips here on the Douglas Channel near Kitimat BC. more info

The month of June has now rolled in and one would think that with the cool damp weather the West Coast has received over the past weeks that it was still late February or early March. However on the... more info

The west coast of Vancouver Island is a wonderful area to visit and spend on vacation. Known for it unique settings and rugged coastlines Vancouver Islands west coast not only offers world class... more info

Has spring finally arrived, I wonder as we get pelted with snow while on the water. The groundhogs are playing games for sure this year. We are now into week 2 of our Steelhead season and the fellas... more info

Vancouver Island is a majestic geographical area of tall coniferous forests and breath-taking scenic views of rugged terrain and coastlines battered by winter storms. There are also a continuous... more info

Those people looking to salmon sport fish this summer in British Columbia will again be pleased to hear that the fishing opportunities in many of the more ideal locations will have some fabulous... more info

With March just around the corner, and thank goodness, as we have been blanketed with another 3 feet of the white stuff, 6 feet of snow in eight days is making it tough to move, kinda like the... more info

It’s again a New Year and everyone is beginning to think about the many sport fishing opportunities that await them in 2011. 2010 was a memorable year on the scenic West Coast of Vancouver... more info

It is the Christmas Season and winters first day arrives on December 21st. Winter often can mean few fishing days, due to poor weather conditions, and only those hearty enough to explore and fish... more info