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Vancouver Island: 115 fishing charters available
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4.9 / 5
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Sooke
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4.8 / 5
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Sooke
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trips from $256
Excellent
5.0 / 5
(15 reviews)
Parksville
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trips from $461
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5.0 / 5
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Nanaimo
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trips from $476
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5.0 / 5
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Sooke
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Ucluelet
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4.8 / 5
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Ucluelet
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Sooke
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Nanaimo
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Sooke
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Frequently Asked Questions about Fishing Charters in Vancouver Island

According to customer reviews, Full Melt Charters, Fijian Son Fishing Charter, and Rugged West Coast Sport Fishing are some of the most popular fishing charters in Vancouver Island. Full list of top fishing charters in Vancouver Island.

The average price for a private 4 hour Vancouver Island fishing trip is $462, while an 8 hour private trip will cost you $874 based on prices on FishingBooker.com.

Full Melt Charters, Fijian Son Fishing Charter, and Rugged West Coast Sport Fishing all received great reviews from families who booked fishing trips in Vancouver Island.

The most popular fish species you can target are Chinook Salmon, Coho Salmon, and Lingcod. Top fishing techniques include Trolling, Bottom Fishing, and Jigging. Nearshore fishing, offshore fishing, and inshore fishing are commonly offered by local guides.

There’s a reason why Vancouver Island is known for some of the best sport fishing in Canada. Year after year, anglers here hook into fish that seem larger than life—and lots of them. Stretching 290 miles from end-to-end, the Island offers no shortage of fishing opportunities, including unbeatable Salmon and fly fishing. On top of it all, these waters offer the greatest variety on the west coast, from winter Steelhead to Albacore Tuna. Vancouver Island fishing charters are all about experiencing the endless opportunity of this untamed wilderness.

What You Can Catch

Vancouver Island is famous for its Salmon and Halibut fishing. The waters surrounding this colossal island host no fewer than 5 species of Pacific Salmon, not to mention trophy Chinook Salmon weighing 30 lbs and above (known as “Tyees”). These legendary fish are accompanied by a year-round supply of Halibut, Lingcod, and Dungeness Crab, among other species. Even when you take local regulations and various closed seasons into account, there’s plenty to keep you busy here all year—and that’s just the saltwater fishing. For even more variety, cast a few lines in the lakes and rivers for Steelhead, Trout, Smallmouth Bass, and more.

Where to Fish on Vancouver Island

With more than 12,000 square miles at your disposal, it’s hard to know where to begin! The full list of fishing grounds is extensive, featuring hundreds of lakes and rivers, not to mention saltwater on all sides. It’s nearly impossible to cast your line in a bad fishing hole, the question is simply what kind of experience you’re looking for. We’re here to point you in the right direction, with our run-down of the very best fishing Vancouver Island has in store.

Saltwater

Northern Vancouver Island

Destinations on the northern end of Vancouver Island have access to excellent Salmon and Halibut fishing. Salmon season runs from May through September around here, with a peak season between June and August. Halibut, Lingcod, and other bottom fish are popular summer catches.

An extra bonus to fishing up north is access to the Albacore Tuna run at the end of summer. Albies pass within 30-40 miles of Vancouver Island for the blink of an eye between the end of August and the beginning of September. Charter boats on the north end of the Island have access to this Tuna run when the weather is fair enough to travel offshore.

Some of the most popular fishing destination at the top of the Island include Port Hardy, Winter Harbour, and Kyuquot. These happen to be some of the most remote locations on the Island, accessible only by plane. Locals have found a way to make the most of their location by offering multi-day packages complete with accommodations and various activities for the non-anglers in your group. If your sights are set on this part of the Island, plan on staying in one of many Vancouver Island fishing lodges.

Central Vancouver Island

Tucked away on the central eastern shore of Vancouver Island is Campbell River, also known as the “Salmon Capital of the World.” As you may have guessed by the name, this destination is famous for its epic Salmon fishing. Campbell River owes its reputation to its own strategic location along the Discovery Passage, where nearly every Salmon passing through British Columbia makes an appearance.

Anglers target Chinook in the area around Campbell River year-round, including feeder and mature Salmon. Coho, Chum, and Pink Salmon join the ranks in late summer and fall. Around the same time, anglers land 30+ Tyees as these massive fish head into the river.

More than 80 miles away on the opposite side of the Island is Nootka Sound. These fishing grounds are more accessible than Kyuquot Sound, but still remote. Fishing lodges and resorts invite anglers and their companions to take a load off and stay a while, and it’s hard to argue with that once you get a load of the Salmon fishing here. These waters provide excellent Chinook fishing, especially between June and August.

The Pacific Rim

Some of the best fishing grounds in all of BC are located on the Pacific Rim, near Ucluelet, Port Alberni, and Tofino. Those willing to travel west can enjoy spectacular angling without the fishing pressure of the east coast.

Millions of Chinook swim through the Pacific Rim between May and September on their way to the spawning grounds past Alberni Inlet. This annual migration brings magnificent Salmon fishing within reach of anglers fishing out of Port Alberni, Tofino, Ucluelet, Kyuquot, and Nootka Sound. Many will tell you that this is the best Salmon fishing Vancouver Island has to offer, giving Campbell River to the east a run for its money.

Autumn sees a strong run of Coho and Chum Salmon, complemented by excellent Steelhead fishing in the rivers. Meanwhile, the offshore fishing grounds are rife with Halibut. Tuna fans can have a go at the late summer Albie run when fishing from Tofino.

Southern Vancouver Island

Fishing charters on the south of Vancouver Island offer some of the most unique opportunities in the area, including a superb winter fishery. The protected waters stretching from Ladysmith to Port Renfrew offer smooth sailing and a year-round supply of Salmon and Halibut. British Columbia’s capital city Victoria is a choice location for local anglers, since it provides immediate access to some of the best local fishing grounds.

You can enjoy stellar fishing for 5-20 lb Chinook Salmon between October and May. In warmer months, these hard-fighting feeder fish are overshadowed by Tyees and other Salmon species. Lingcod season usually opens at the same time of year, adding to the excitement as anglers scour the offshore rocks for 20-50 lb Halibut. As summer progresses, some charter captains head west toward Sooke and Port Renfrew to make the most of fishing grounds closer to the Pacific.

Freshwater

Freshwater fishing is just a stone’s throw away from many towns on Vancouver Island. On the other hand, adventurous spirits can seek out countless streams and mountain lakes in the far reaches of Vancouver Island’s wilderness. Fly-in fishing trips to these secluded waters off the rare opportunity to indulge in some of BC’s most pristine nature.

Rainbow and Cutthroat Trout dominate the freshwater of Vancouver Island, but you can also catch Brown and Brook Trout, Dolly Varden, Kokanee Salmon, Charr, and Smallmouth Bass in many places.

Campbell and Quinsam Rivers

The Campbell River is making a second appearance on our list, due to its high profile among saltwater and freshwater anglers. In addition to scores of Salmon who make their way from the Strait of Georgia into the river during fall, Campbell River also hosts a strong winter Steelhead run and a year-round supply of Trout. Unique activities like “Snorkel with Salmon” trips offer a close-up view of this magnificent fish highway.

Stamp and Somass Rivers

Nestled deep in the heart of Vancouver Island, the Stamp and Somass River system receives droves of Salmon every year as they head through Alberni Inlet and upstream to their spawning grounds. Summer sees large numbers of Sockeye, followed by Chinook and Coho Salmon in fall. You can catch Rainbow and Cutthroat Trout in these rivers year-round, as well as winter Steelhead in the Stamp River.

Cowichan River

Also called the “Fly Fishing Capital of Canada,” Cowichan River on the south end of the Island offers outstanding light tackle and fly fishing for Steelhead, Coho Salmon, and a variety of Trout. Brown Trout here are known to tip the scale into the double-digits, while the Steelhead put up an unbelievable fight. Of the two Steelhead runs in BC, the winter run is strongest on Vancouver Island, with Steelhead Trout biting vigorously in the rivers from December through April.

Vancouver Island Fishing Styles

Trolling for Salmon

Salmon fishing on Vancouver Island involves a lot of trolling, with baits such as Anchovies, spoons, and squid-like lures known as “hoochies.” This method takes on many forms, depending on where you fish and your target species.

On the west coast of the island, it’s common to troll a bucktail fly along the surface to attract Coho Salmon. This specialized technique—called “bucktailing”—combines trolling with fly fishing. Another method used by anglers throughout British Columbia is mooching, a form of trolling which involves dragging a line several feet off the bottom at a 45-degree angle.

Bottom Fishing

Bottom fishing for Halibut, Lingcod, and Rockfish is straight-forward, but not to be confused with “easy.” It takes a great deal of savvy to pick the right spot to drop your line, depending on the tide, the structure of the seafloor, and various other factors.

Common baits for bottom fish include hoochies, jigs, and Octopus (creme-de-la-creme as far as Halibut are concerned). You might accidentally land a Hali while slow trolling for Salmon. This technique can prove so effective for catching Halibut, in fact, that some locals have started trolling for them intentionally.

Fly Fishing

Fly fishing in the lakes and rivers of Vancouver Island is a surefire way to catch Trout, Steelhead, and Salmon. An 8 or 9-weight rod will stand you in good stead if you’re targeting a variety of species. Locals have very specific recommendations depending on where you plan to fish and what the weather is like. Even the most experienced fly anglers would be wise to ask around for a few tips before trying their luck in the lakes and rivers. Professional fly fishing guides can help you access remote waters all over the Island.

Need to Know

Vancouver Island fishing charters do not provide a fishing license for their customers. Anyone in your group age 16 or older should buy a license ahead of time, whether you plan on fishing with a local guide or on your own.

Non-residents can buy a one-day saltwater fishing license (a.k.a. A “Tidal Waters” license) online. A single day freshwater license costs 20 CAD (prices subject to change).

Bear in mind that some species may not be legal to keep at certain times. Even during open fishing seasons, many species have size and bag limits. Depending on the species, you may also need to purchase a special tag to attach to your fishing license. You can learn more about local regulations online. Fishing with a local guide is the easiest way to fish responsibly. 

Vancouver Island
Excellent
4.6 / 5
Based on 27740 reviews by FishingBooker anglers

January

Fly fishermen will be targeting winter Steelhead in the rivers all over Vancouver Island at this time of year. Anglers in Victoria are busy fishing for Chinook Salmon and Halibut.

February

The seasons for winter Steelhead and feeder Chinook are still at their height, giving anglers plenty of reason to brave the weather and cast a few lines. Dungeness Crab are also abundant in February.

March

Fishing the protected waters on the south end of the Island continues to produce the best results in early spring, as anglers bring home coolers full of Halibut, Chinook, and Dungeness Crab.

April

In most years, Halibut and Lingcod will finally be open to harvest on the west coast of the Island by April. You can target 6-20 lb Salmon near Campbell River, or try your luck with the resident Trout population.

May

May marks the beginning of Halibut’s peak season. Reefs and offshore fishing grounds all around the Island produce good numbers of Halis, Lingcod, and other bottom fish.

June

The first Tyees start showing up in June, some of them weighing up to 45 lbs. Coho Salmon are close behind them. Meanwhile, great bottom fishing continues offshore.

July

You can expect to hook into big Chinook and Coho Salmon at this time of year. Take advantage of the fair weather and head offshore for Halibut and Lingcod or explore the Island’s lakes and rivers.

August

August sees the greatest variety of Salmon on Vancouver Island, featuring Tyees, Coho, Sockeye, Chum, and Pink Salmon in odd years. Up north, anglers are gearing up for the Albacore Tuna run.

September

You can continue to enjoy superb fishing all over the Island in September, with a chance to catch Halibut, Lingcod, Tuna, and 4-5 different Salmon species (depending on the year).

October

Fall fishing is all about Chum Salmon. Tourists will be clearing out right when this fish starts moving in. You can still expect good bottom fishing, not to mention plenty of opportunity in the lakes and rivers.

November

In Victoria and Campbell River, anglers are turning their attention toward feeder Chinook as other species become scarce. Freshwater anglers can look forward to the winter Steelhead run. 

December

Vancouver Island boasts some of the best weather in BC, so why not take advantage of it and revel in the winter Salmon and Steelhead fishing? 

Vancouver Island Fishing Calendar

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If you want a bigger catch you should check the dates of when you can keep the wild salmon.
Excellent
5.0 / 5
If you want a bigger catch you should check the dates of when you can keep the wild salmon.
Larry  L.
Larry L.
Book a charter that is able to assist you in fishing for the fish species you are targeting and have fun.
Excellent
5.0 / 5
Book a charter that is able to assist you in fishing for the fish species you are targeting and have fun.
Peter  O.
Peter O. Vancouver, British Columbia
Price was good for 5 hours. Lots of experience and Willing to answer questions. Book halibut full day so boat can travel to better Halibut options.
Excellent
5.0 / 5
Price was good for 5 hours. Lots of experience and Willing to answer questions. Book halibut full day so boat can travel to better Halibut options.
Shannon  H.
Shannon H. Didsbury, AB
I did not see a lot of other boats catching a lot of fish. Few fish per boat. However, we limited with Full Melt Charters in less than 2 hours. Definitely go with this guy!
Excellent
5.0 / 5
I did not see a lot of other boats catching a lot of fish. Few fish per boat. However, we limited with Full Melt Charters in less than 2 hours. Definitely go with this guy!
David  A.
David A. Brush Prairie, WA
Bring a big cooler for all the fish you will be catching - they helped us pack up the fish and we got it all home without making a mess in my car but it would have been easier if I thought to bring my big cooler.
Excellent
5.0 / 5
Bring a big cooler for all the fish you will be catching - they helped us pack up the fish and we got it all home without making a mess in my car but it would have been easier if I thought to bring my big cooler.
Colin  P.
Colin P. Victoria, BC
Outstanding unbelievable fishing trip of a lifetime. Massive chinook salmon.
Excellent
5.0 / 5
Outstanding unbelievable fishing trip of a lifetime. Massive chinook salmon.
Clint  M.
Clint M. Overland Park, KS
Not sure what the best time to fish in the Parksville area is but mid-August seemed to be pretty good.
Excellent
5.0 / 5
Not sure what the best time to fish in the Parksville area is but mid-August seemed to be pretty good.
Michael  J.  H.
Michael J. H. Seattle, WA
The coastline is protected a bit by small rock islands which reduced the swells. We also go to see some sealions nearby.
Excellent
5.0 / 5
The coastline is protected a bit by small rock islands which reduced the swells. We also go to see some sealions nearby.
Sharon  P.
Sharon P. Burlington, Ontario
Excellent was as busy as we couldโ€™ve hoped! So glad we made the trip from tofino
Excellent
5.0 / 5
Excellent was as busy as we couldโ€™ve hoped! So glad we made the trip from tofino
Ray  G.
Ray G. Canada
Try to go in the morning as otherwise there may be fog which is still fine for fishing but not so good for sea sickness!
Excellent
5.0 / 5
Try to go in the morning as otherwise there may be fog which is still fine for fishing but not so good for sea sickness!
Hannah  J.
Hannah J. United Kingdom
Make sure you get a good guide it does make a difference, We used Mark's reel fishing adventure and he was awesome.
Excellent
5.0 / 5
Make sure you get a good guide it does make a difference, We used Mark's reel fishing adventure and he was awesome.
George  F.
George F. Condor, AB
Kyle is an extremely hard working guide. My dad and I took my 13yr old son out for his first salt water fishing experience, and it was exceptional. We caught rock fish, a big Ling Cod and two beautiful Spring Salmon. We also caught crab and prawns. It was a great day yet it was looking like the Salmon were a long shot. As the day was winding down Kyle's sheer hustle yielded results. Expectations were definitely exceeded. We'll be back to Ucluelet and we'll definitely book Kyle again.
Excellent
4.7 / 5
Kyle is an extremely hard working guide. My dad and I took my 13yr old son out for his first salt water fishing experience, and it was exceptional. We caught rock fish, a big Ling Cod and two beautiful Spring Salmon. We also caught crab and prawns. It was a great day yet it was looking like the Salmon were a long shot. As the day was winding down Kyle's sheer hustle yielded results. Expectations were definitely exceeded. We'll be back to Ucluelet and we'll definitely book Kyle again.
Harold  D.
Harold D. Red Deer, AB
We recommend you to use Capt Kyle as he goes the extra mile. From the dock to the fishing grounds is approx 20 mins and a bit longer for Halibut
Excellent
4.7 / 5
We recommend you to use Capt Kyle as he goes the extra mile. From the dock to the fishing grounds is approx 20 mins and a bit longer for Halibut
Mark  O.
Mark O. Canada
It was nice to wait until the Chinook were in season so we could take one home for dinner. The weather was great, but layers are a must. Go with a good captain, like Captain Turk.
Excellent
5.0 / 5
It was nice to wait until the Chinook were in season so we could take one home for dinner. The weather was great, but layers are a must. Go with a good captain, like Captain Turk.
Joshua  L.
Joshua L. Dayton, OH
Use Captain Lyle if possible for overall experience and helpful attitude ! Distance to fishing grounds only about 20 minutes or a bit longer for halibut
Excellent
4.7 / 5
Use Captain Lyle if possible for overall experience and helpful attitude ! Distance to fishing grounds only about 20 minutes or a bit longer for halibut
Mark  O.
Mark O. Canada
Add to bucket list what an awsome time it was... It's super nice to have someone with great experance and knowledge...
Excellent
5.0 / 5
Add to bucket list what an awsome time it was... It's super nice to have someone with great experance and knowledge...
Carl  E.
Carl E. Ladysmith, British Columbia
Investing in some Gravol before the trip is definitely not a bad idea if you are not used to choppy sea.
Excellent
5.0 / 5
Investing in some Gravol before the trip is definitely not a bad idea if you are not used to choppy sea.
Simon  V.
Simon V. Vancouver, British Columbia
Take the early charter! Get your fishing license online before you leave home. Then drop your catch at Finest at Sea to prep & freeze for the airplane ride home.
Excellent
5.0 / 5
Take the early charter! Get your fishing license online before you leave home. Then drop your catch at Finest at Sea to prep & freeze for the airplane ride home.
Joelene  T.
Joelene T. Wailuku, HI
Wear several layers. The best fishing is on a cloudy day, but that means no sun to keep warm
Excellent
4.7 / 5
Wear several layers. The best fishing is on a cloudy day, but that means no sun to keep warm
David  R.
David R. Nanaimo, British Columbia
If you want to keep your limit, go after July 14. But there is a lot of good fun out there!
Excellent
5.0 / 5
If you want to keep your limit, go after July 14. But there is a lot of good fun out there!
Maury  L.
Maury L. Toronto, ON

Sooke Salmon Charters
Sooke Salmon Charters
Fishing charter in Sooke
Excellent
4.3 / 5
(66 reviews)
Really enjoyed Rollie, our guide. The fishing was slower than ideal but it was the same for all the boats around us.
Jack  M.
Jack M.
Bonzai Sea Adventures
Bonzai Sea Adventures
Fishing charter in Ucluelet
Excellent
5.0 / 5
(11 reviews)
Absolutely amazing day with Captain David. Great fishing, great boat and great music! Thanks for putting us on the lings!
Jaxson  M.
Jaxson M.
Peninsula Charters
Peninsula Charters
Fishing charter in Ucluelet
Excellent
5.0 / 5
(28 reviews)
Even though it was late in the season, we came away with a big haul. Captain Dean was very knowledgeable and loves what he does as is clearly evident. Highly recommend him!
Charlene  D.
Charlene D.
Bonzai Sea Adventures
Bonzai Sea Adventures
Fishing charter in Ucluelet
Excellent
5.0 / 5
(11 reviews)
Had an amazing day filled with fish and crab. The kids had a blast. Captain Dave found the fish and we reeled them in. Highly recommend!
Dave  S.
Dave S.
North West Ocean Adventures
North West Ocean Adventures
Fishing charter in Tofino
Excellent
5.0 / 5
(34 reviews)
This trip was amazing, we caught 4 fish in four hours. The boat was very clean and the equipment was top notch. Brody was an amazing captain who went over and above to make sure we caught some fish and had a memorable time for the whole family. I would highly recommend this charter and would book again with Brody.
Patrick  M.
Patrick M.
Goin Coastal Fishing Charters
Goin Coastal Fishing Charters
Fishing charter in Sooke
Excellent
5.0 / 5
(188 reviews)
Troy was awesome. Clean boat. Caught some great salmon. Highly recommended.
Matt  M.
Matt M. Sooke, British Columbia
Fish On Tofino
Fish On Tofino
Fishing charter in Tofino
Excellent
4.3 / 5
(21 reviews)
Very good experience. Captain Jon accommodating and skilled. We'll be back.
Neil  B.
Neil B. Red Deer, AB
Reel Life Charters
Reel Life Charters
Fishing charter in Sooke
Excellent
5.0 / 5
(166 reviews)
Booking and directions were very easy. The trip was very fun and we got a great catch. Captain Travis helped us with instructions and was patient and responsive when we needed help. The setting was stunning and would have been worth it even if we didnโ€™t catch any fish. Highly recommend!
JOEL  A.
JOEL A. Sooke, British Columbia
Peninsula Charters
Peninsula Charters
Fishing charter in Ucluelet
Excellent
5.0 / 5
(28 reviews)
Captain Dean was great got us the fish we were going after and had a blast.
Peter  O.
Peter O. Vancouver, British Columbia
Peninsula Charters
Peninsula Charters
Fishing charter in Ucluelet
Excellent
5.0 / 5
(28 reviews)
Kicked the charter off with a FAT chinook and from there Dean kept us on fish for the entire time! Chinook, Sea Bass, Ling Cod for the entire time and we kept the best for the cooler. Dean is cool, professional and fun to fish with. Canโ€™t recommend Peninsula Charters enough!
Jim  P.
Jim P.
Reel Life Charters
Reel Life Charters
Fishing charter in Sooke
Excellent
5.0 / 5
(166 reviews)
We had a very fun day with Capt Travis. He worked very hard to put us on fish and was successful. He has an easy way about him and was very engaging. Heโ€™s very knowledgeable about fishing answering everyone of our questions. Would recommend him to anyone wanting a salmon fishing experience in Sooke BC.
Walt  M.
Walt M. Victoria, BC
Rugged West Coast Sport Fishing
Rugged West Coast Sport Fishing
Fishing charter in Parksville
Excellent
5.0 / 5
(15 reviews)
Had a great trip with Jesse our Captain. First time fishing for salmon for my son Hayden. Jesse was great in instructing with great results. We landed some amazing Springs with a Tyee as the topper. The boat we were on is perfect for the job and the equipment was great. Thanks for a great half day.
Chris  E.
Chris E. Victoria, BC
Rugged West Coast Sport Fishing
Rugged West Coast Sport Fishing
Fishing charter in Parksville
Excellent
5.0 / 5
(15 reviews)
Went for a half day guided fishing trip. Hoping to land some big spring salmon. Our captain got us to the spot and we were rewarded. Landed a Coho and three big springs, one a Tyee. My son's first salmon fishing experience turned out great. Our Captain talked him through the catch process, setting the hook, playing the fish and landing it. We'd do it again, thanks Jesse.
Chris  E.
Chris E. Victoria, BC
Peninsula Charters
Peninsula Charters
Fishing charter in Ucluelet
Excellent
5.0 / 5
(28 reviews)
We had an amazing morning on the water with Dean. We ended up leaving the boat with 90lbs of fish.
Peter  O.
Peter O. Duncan, BC
Getter Done Charters โ€“ Nanaimo
Getter Done Charters โ€“ Nanaimo
Fishing charter in Nanaimo
Excellent
5.0 / 5
(4 reviews)
We took our 8 year old and 5 year old fishing with Captain Brannen and it was such a lovely adventure. He was great with the kids, very knowledgeable. We all had a wonderful time.
Maren  M.
Maren M. Nanaimo, British Columbia
Northwest Saltwater Adventures
Northwest Saltwater Adventures
Fishing charter in Campbell River
Excellent
5.0 / 5
(11 reviews)
. Excellent time as Captain and crew was great plus the bonus is we caught Chinooks and Cohos. Next time full day so we can get some Lingcod and maybe a halibut.
Blair  A.
Blair A. St. Catharines, ON
Minnesota Charters
Minnesota Charters
Fishing charter in Ucluelet
Very good
4.0 / 5
(19 reviews)
Equipment was safe, seaworthy, knowledgable captain who was very informative and worked hard all day setting lines and putting us in front of fish and gave us every opportunity, great chef knowledgable with how to prepare meals of our bounty. Also safe and humane dispatching and taking care of our catch. Highly recommended!
Calum  G.
Calum G. Victoria, BC
Minnesota Charters
Minnesota Charters
Fishing charter in Ucluelet
Excellent
5.0 / 5
(19 reviews)
Had a great day sharing stories and catching fish with Brandon. Will certainly book again next time Iโ€™m in the area! Highly recommend!
Sandy  S.
Sandy S. Victoria, BC
Peninsula Charters
Peninsula Charters
Fishing charter in Ucluelet
Excellent
5.0 / 5
(28 reviews)
Amazing experience, would recommend 100x! Dean is clearly a very experienced captain that made our first charter experience awesome. All three people in our group had a blast and canโ€™t wait to come out again in the future. Thanks again
Elliott  R.
Elliott R. Ottawa, ON
Reel Time Fishing Charters & Marine Tours
Reel Time Fishing Charters & Marine Tours
Fishing charter in Nanaimo
Excellent
5.0 / 5
(106 reviews)
Great experience! Andrew was very professional and knowledgeable. Fished all kinds of Salmon and a yellow tail.
Ning  W.
Ning W. Toronto, ON