85 Fishing Charters
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While many species of fish such as Lingcod and other species of ground fish (rock cod) are closed during this time, the Chinook Fishery remains open. Catch limit is 2 per angler. The trip price includes taxes.
Our half day trips give you a fun, relaxing morning shot at some prime time fishing. You'll target delicious Salmon in hopes of reeling in some dinners! We can often upgrade you to a full day if you are enjoying your morning.
A quick trip out on the water where you and the crew can fish, crab, and check out local wildlife. Departure times may vary, so make sure to check with Captain Jon for details. The trip price covers all your fishing rods, reels, tackle, and lures.
Saltwater Salmon fishing grounds within 30 minutes from Campbell River. Guest will fish two tide changes for the best opportunities for tight lines.
The Summer Chinook Salmon run from August 1 until mid-September and are a hard-scrapping fish of the finest quality, ranging in size from 10 to 40 lbs. In addition to Chinook, there is often plenty of Coho migrating through the Strait of Juan de Fuca during this same time of year, and at times, the action can be nonstop. 'Raven' offers one leisurely trip per day with a no-hurry policy and features something for everyone, even the non-fishers in your group or family. :)
Fishing in the world's famous waters of Clayoquot sound.
Enjoy the morning fishing legendary Sooke Salmon hotspots from Otter Point, Sooke Bluffs, Secretary Island and many more. Enjoy the short boat ride out the fishing grounds (under 10 minutes) after dropping crab traps and take in the stunning views from the dance floor (fishing deck) or inside our clean, tidy, fully heated cabin. This private charter departs from our exclusive private dock. is equiped with a toilet and makes this half day trip an excellent choice for cooler mornings and family groups.
Full Day fishing, trolling for Halibut and Salmon, jigging and bottom fishing like Lingcod, Rock Cod, Sea Bass, and Flounder
Crab fishing in Canada offers a tasty reward and a fun day on the water. Canada’s long, cold coasts grow meaty Crabs, with Dungeness Crab on the Pacific and Snow Crab in Atlantic waters. Many anglers come for simple gear, steady action, and a great meal at the end.
You can target Crab from docks, piers, beaches, or small boats. Most trips use crab traps called pots, or hoop nets that sit on the bottom. Crew will bait traps with oily fish or chicken, drop them on sandy or muddy flats, and return after a soak. Hand lines also work in sheltered spots. Your captain will show you how to set, mark, and pull gear safely.
A typical charter keeps things easy for first-timers and families. Guides supply traps, bait, and safety gear. They watch tides and weather, move to new depths if needed, and sort the catch. Wear warm layers and non-slip boots. Bring a small cooler, gloves, and a Crab gauge to measure legal size. Expect steady checks of the pots, quick lessons, and a hands-on role in every step.
Top places include British Columbia’s coast, Vancouver Island, and the Gulf Islands for Dungeness Crab. On the Atlantic side, look to Newfoundland and Labrador, the Gulf of St. Lawrence, and sheltered bays in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. Protected inshore waters and easy access make many areas ideal for beginners.
Rules vary by province and species. Before you go, check local fishing license and permit needs. Review open seasons, gear rules, and harvest limits for the area you will fish. Your captain can help explain current regulations and safe handling so you only keep legal Crab.
