Burrard Inlet Crab Fishing Charters

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.

The 8 charters are the most popular amongst the captain's guests. The extra time is used to go further around, which at times is required to go to the “hot spots.” Salmon moves and so do we! For example, during May, June, and early July you can run across the Georgia Strait to the Gulf Islands to target the Salmon. The crab and prawn traps are usually set out on these longer charters.

The perfect trip for the avid anglers and enough time to go further and/or relocate as needed to maximize 2 tide changes. This will allow your guide to get to areas that potentially have better fishing and higher limits.

If you think 4 hours is too short but a full 8 hours is a bit much, choose our 6 hour charter that will give you a good chance at chasing down some big Chinook and Coho Salmon!

Enjoy the spectacular west coast winter and spring fishery while taking advantage of our special seasonal rates. Go after west coast pacific salmon testing your skills against these hard-fighting fish. When in season, drop crab and prawn traps on the way out for some fresh Dungeness crab and Prawns! At the end of the day, the captain will clean and fillet your catch for you to take home. Book your adventure today!

This is a half-day trip taking you out first thing in the morning – or later if you prefer. You'll spend 5 hours on the water, going after prized Salmon species, that you can take home for a tasty treat. Please note, the charter price is for 2 people. One more can be added for an additional $125.

The half-day trip will be 4 to 5 hours. In the time that we have on the water, we will drop some Crab traps close to the fishing grounds. Then we will go do some trolling for Salmon. If time allows it we also might try and target some Lingcod and Rock Cod. Fishing off the bottom jigging for those species is the most productive way to catch them. Very short boat rides to fishing grounds to maximize fishing time.

Start your trip off by setting up a Crab trap or a few Shrimp pots, then head off for some Salmon. Salmon don't wanna bite today? Let's go catch some Rockfish! Lingcod and Snapper are always tasty! Returning to the harbor we can pick up the Shrimp and/or Crab pots we dropped earlier in the day. The adventure is yours, let me be your guide!