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- Full Day Trip - 5 Guests



+3First Fish Charters offers is ready to take you out for some amazing fishing and great times on the beautiful waters around Vancouver. Famous for being some of the richest Salmon territory in the world with an annual population of up to 30 million fish, yInstant ConfirmationPrice for up to 6 peopleUS $1,483 - Angler's Choice7HR/4PERSON SALMON CHARTER



+1The 7hr 4person rate is $1360.00 plus 5%GST. A extra hour is $180.00. Not included is a $15 B.C. tidal water fishing licence. Early start times & longer trips are beneficial when fishing for Salmon as multiple tide changes & hotspots can be fished. Most trips we are fishing within minutes. Run time can increase based on the Salmon present. A detailed honest fish/weather/safety plan is given each morning prior to departure. Longer trips give access to more tidal swings & hotspots increasing luck & success.Instant ConfirmationPrice for up to 4 peopleUS $985 - 3/4 Day Trip



+2This six-hour trip allows you to spend more time and check more productive spots. You will be targeting Pacific Halibut or Chinook Salmon, depending on the season. Everything will be provided but drinks, food, and licenses.Price for up to 4 peopleUS $489 - Angler's Choice8 Hour AM Trip



+6Saltwater Salmon fishing grounds within 30 minutes from Campbell River. Guest will fish two tide changes for the best opportunities for tight lines.Instant ConfirmationPrice for up to 4 peopleUS $938 - 4 Hour Trip – Cruise Ship - 4:30 PM



+14-hour Salmon fishing for cruise ship passengers. Departure times are available as early as 6 am. Actual trip departure time depends on your schedule.Instant ConfirmationPrice for up to 4 peopleUS $1,200 - 5-Hour Private (Flexible Departure) - 9:00 AM



+5An unforgettable 5-hour Alaskan fishing adventure aboard the stately M/Y Sir Reel. This trip is ideal if you're short on time but want to wet a line! Captain Dave knows the fastest route to the hottest fishing spots. You're invited to relax and go fishing; we'll take care of the details. We're proud to offer local craft refreshments and wild harvest snacks. Not interested in fishing? We're happy to go whale watching, too!Price for up to 6 peopleUS $2,700 - 8 Hour Trip – Multi-Species



+8Spend 8 hours on the water, trolling for Salmon and jigging for bottom fish if you'd like to (Lingcod, Halibut, and rockfish). With only a short run to the fishing grounds you are sure to spend your time fishing effectively. We'll also be dropping our crab traps on the way out, letting them soak full of bait for Dungeoness crab. All fish filleted and cleaned for you at the dock at the end of your trip.Instant ConfirmationPrice for up to 4 peopleUS $1,158 - Full Day Trip - 8:00 AM



+6Fish in comfort in this beautifully restore locally built Monk McQueen. Fish coastal water from the Indian Arm, to the West Vancouver Shore, Bowen Island, the Bell Bouy and other spots.Instant ConfirmationPrice for up to 12 peopleUS $1,956 - Angler's ChoiceSalmon and Shark Combo



+3For those fascinated with seeing a shark while getting in salmon fishing - this trip is for you! You will get to see and experience the biodiversity of the Puget Sound.Instant ConfirmationPrice for up to 1 personUS $1,350 - Half Day Trip – Multi-Species - 2:00 PM



+5Kodiak has a fish with your name on it, so let Kodiak Predator Adventures help you catch it! Fishing Halibut 7 days a week! As well as Chinook Salmon, Chum Salmon, Coho Salmon, Lingcod, Black Rockfish, Rockfish, Cod, and more inhabit these waters, dependiInstant ConfirmationPer personUS $375
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What anglers say about Chum Salmon fishing
- 5.0/5(8 Hour Trip)
Our guide was great. He was very knowledgeable and loves to fish. Highly recommend
the captain really new the waters snd where the fish would be. fantastic trip.
- 5.0/5(Half Day Trip)
Gabe was awesome!
Gabe took our family of eight on a fantastic fishing adventure. Caught a bunch of salmon. Highly recommend. Gabe was very patient and helpful with the kids. All around good time.
- 5.0/5(Half Day Trip - 2:00 PM)
Gabe was wonderful!
My daughter and I did a last minute decision to have a quintessential experience of trying to catch an Alaskan salmon. This did not disappoint! Though there are never any guarantees to catch fish, luck was on our side and we reeled them in! Gabe made the experience relaxing and exciting at the same time! So glad we did this!
- 5.0/5(8 Hour Trip – Salmon/Halibut (7AM))
3 day booked with Aaron 2026
was my fourth time booking with Cpt Aaron, always book 3 day with him for each of my trips to Ketchikan, do a couple halibut day and one half day for salmon and always leave very satisfied, Aaron does a great job at hosting and has great customer service , make you feel like another friend on his boat and does a great job putting you on the fish and always ensure that you have a great time out on the water and on land, highly recommend booking with Aaron
- 5.0/5(Private Salmon Fishing — 4 Hours)
Great Morning for my family
These guys were great. They picked us up near our ship, got us on the water quickly, and put us on the fish. We had a 12 and 15 year old on the boat and they were awesome with the kids and helped them catch fish. They have great local knowledge and are willing to answer any questions. The best thing I can say is that my kids did not want the trip to end.
About Chum Salmon fishing
Chum Salmon are powerful Pacific Salmon known for fast runs and steady fights. Anglers target them for their size, strong schools, and reliable seasonal runs in coastal waters and rivers. Fresh, ocean-bright fish make great photos and a fun challenge. Many anglers also value their roe and enjoy smoked fillets.
You can catch Chum Salmon while river fishing or inshore fishing near bays and estuaries. Spinning with small spoons and spinners works well. Drift fishing with cured eggs or shrimp is also common. Fly fishing with simple streamers and shrimp patterns is effective, especially on an incoming tide. Use medium tackle, a smooth drag, and leaders that handle sudden bursts.
Expect a lively, action-focused day with quick strikes and long runs. Chums often travel in schools, so bites can come in flurries. This is a great choice for first-time anglers, families, and anyone who enjoys active salmon fishing without long runs offshore. Dress in layers, bring rain gear, and wear polarized sunglasses to spot fish and read current seams. Discuss keeping or releasing fish with your captain before lines in, and plan cooler space if retention is allowed.
Before you go, check local regulations. You may need a fishing license or salmon endorsement, and rules can change by area. Seasons, gear restrictions, and harvest limits vary across regions and water types. Confirm what tackle is legal, whether barbless hooks are required, and which areas are open. Review the latest rules and carry any needed permits for your trip.
Techniques
Chum Salmon are powerful Pacific Salmon known for fast runs and steady fights. Anglers target them for their size, strong schools, and reliable seasonal runs in coastal waters and rivers. Fresh, ocean-bright fish make great photos and a fun challenge. Many anglers also value their roe and enjoy smoked fillets.
You can catch Chum Salmon while river fishing or inshore fishing near bays and estuaries. Spinning with small spoons and spinners works well. Drift fishing with cured eggs or shrimp is also common. Fly fishing with simple streamers and shrimp patterns is effective, especially on an incoming tide. Use medium tackle, a smooth drag, and leaders that handle sudden bursts.
Expect a lively, action-focused day with quick strikes and long runs. Chums often travel in schools, so bites can come in flurries. This is a great choice for first-time anglers, families, and anyone who enjoys active salmon fishing without long runs offshore. Dress in layers, bring rain gear, and wear polarized sunglasses to spot fish and read current seams. Discuss keeping or releasing fish with your captain before lines in, and plan cooler space if retention is allowed.
Before you go, check local regulations. You may need a fishing license or salmon endorsement, and rules can change by area. Seasons, gear restrictions, and harvest limits vary across regions and water types. Confirm what tackle is legal, whether barbless hooks are required, and which areas are open. Review the latest rules and carry any needed permits for your trip.



























