Guided salmon charters on the calm, nutrient-rich waters of the Northern Salish Sea, out of Comox.
The Northern Strait of Georgia — the Northern Salish Sea — offers year-round opportunity for Chinook salmon, cod and prawns. Known for its calm, nutrient-rich waters, this area produces the most consistent Chinook salmon fishing on the BC coastline. Feeder Chinook in the 6–15 lb range are present all year, and migrating Chinook feed aggressively from May through September, ranging from 12 to 30 lbs or more on rare occasions.
Salmon are found in deeper waters ranging from 120–300 ft. Our common fishing spots along the Georgia Strait are recommended for those wishing to experience the ocean environment with their families — without the large swells and rugged conditions of the open ocean found on the west coast of Vancouver Island. Incidental by-catch of bottom fish — mostly cod, with the occasional Pacific halibut — can occur, and on longer trips there's time to set traps for delicious BC spot prawns.
These trips are offered as day trips or as packages including accommodation by request. Inlet tours and wildlife watching can be added to a package as well — humpback and killer whales are a common sight while fishing the Salish Sea.
See full package pricing below. A deposit holds your date.
Standard rates include up to 4 guests, with the option to add guests up to a maximum of 6 per trip on fishing charters.
Prices in CAD. A valid DFO tidal fishing licence is required for everyone fishing; salmon stamps are required to retain salmon.
A few things that set this experience apart.
The inside waters stay relatively flat, making these trips ideal for families with children, the elderly, and anyone prone to motion sickness.
Rods, reels, tackle, bait, ice and cooler space. We clean and bag your catch at the end of the day for easy transport home.
Our certified vessel is helmed by experienced captains and equipped with a marine toilet and a barbecue for grilling on board.
