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Join West Coast River Charters on a 6-hour journey through Alberni Inlet located in Port Alberni on Vancouver Island. On this trip, you will be targeting various Salmon species such as Chinook, Coho, and Sockeye. 5% gst on top of the displayed price.
You'll fish in British Columbia, Canada on Vancouver Island. You'll start in Port Alberni and head out to the fishing grounds of Barkley sound for Salmon. The captain will provide your fishing equipment, while you need to bring your fishing license, snacks, and drinks.
We travel up to 25 miles off shore for Halibut & Ling Cod Weather pending. Fuel surcharge if prices are above $2.50 litre
Enjoy six hours on the water with Alahanna's Fishing Adventures and Captain Andre. Fish the productive waters of Delta while targeting a variety of local species using trolling and bottom-fishing techniques. Lingcod fishing Salmon fishing Sturgeon fishing
Halibut fishing in Nanaimo, British Columbia, Canada draws anglers to the Salish Sea for hard fights and great table fare. Pacific Halibut are powerful Flatfish that hold on deep sand, gravel, and ledges. Nanaimo’s quick access to productive structure makes it a smart base for targeting them.
Most crews use bottom fishing to reach Halibut on the seafloor. This means dropping bait or jigs straight down and keeping contact with the bottom. Heavy rods, spreader bars, circle hooks, and large jigs help present herring, salmon trimmings, or octopus where big fish feed.
Trips usually launch from local marinas and run to grounds in the Strait of Georgia. Runs vary with tides and weather, and captains plan around currents. Expect sturdy boats, quality tackle, and a focus on safety. Beginners and families are welcome, while seasoned anglers enjoy testing heavy gear. Dress in layers, bring rain gear, sunscreen, snacks, and a camera. If you get seasick, consider medication before departure.
Tides drive this fishery, so bite windows can be short and intense. Captains may anchor over edges or drift across contours to cover ground. Depths can be significant, and reeling up big Halibut takes steady effort. Patience pays when the rod loads up and a wide, brown shape rises from the blue.
Before your trip, check British Columbia tidal waters license rules and carry a valid license. Season dates, retention, and gear rules can change, so review current regulations and any area closures.
