Vancouver Island Fishing

Vancouver Island Fishing is a saltwater anglers paradise. The best part about living on Vancouver Island is the moderate climate year round that offers West Coast fishing 365 days a year.

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Adam's Fishing Charters in Victoria BC

Experience some of the most spectacular fishing on Canada's West Coast. Since 1989, our crew has logged over 10,000 hours of 'on the water' experience, we know where the fish are! Moored in Victoria BC's celebrated downtown Inner Harbour, our high performance fishing vessels give you access to the legendary waters of Victoria's entire fishing region.

Choice Charters

The finest in Salmon and Halibut fishing in Port Renfrew. Our boat "Hit and Run" is a 31' Ocean Master and the ultimate offshore fishing machine. Equipped with washroom facilities, modern electronics and top quality fishing gear. Our local certified guides are professional and knowledgeable Fishing accommodations available.

Reel Obsession Sport Fishing Charters

First Class guided Salmon & Halibut Fishing Charters out of Victoria BC. Whether you are an experienced angler, a corporate group or looking for an unforgettable time with the family. Come and join us at British Columbia's best salmon and halibut fishing Lodge located sea-side in the Village of Zeballos, on Vancouver Island's west coast.

BC Salmon Page

Wild salmon have lived in the pristine waters of the Pacific Northwest for thousands of years. There are five different species of Pacific salmon, each with its own unique characteristics in size, colour and flavour.
Canadian Coast Guard

Pacific Region carries out its responsibilities over 27,000 km of coastline, throughout Yukon Territory and British Columbia in a wide variety of work including maintaining aids to navigation, search and rescue, fisheries patrol and research duties.
Canadian Fly Fisher

Discover new fly fishing destinations. Check out techniques and equipment. Learn valuable tips for fly fishing from coast to coast. Tie unique Canadian fly patterns.
Comox Archives & Museum

The Comox Archives and Museum celebrates the maritime, pioneer and natural history of the Comox Peninsula, and contains a large collection of items relating to Hamilton "Mack" Laing, a world-renowned ornathologist and artist from the early twentieth century. From the ships which visited Comox harbour to the diverse communities found around the bay, the Comox Archives and Museum showcases the intriguing people and stories which make this region unique.
Cowichan Valley Museum

Duncan's "Heritage Designated" 1912 Railway Station along the E&N Railway. It is located in the center of Duncan, a community of 5000 people in the heart of the Cowichan Valley, also known by its First Nations population as "The Warm Land"
Fisheries and Oceans Canada

From the smallest sea creature, to the largest commercial fishing vessel, Fisheries and Oceans Canada works to manage and protect the Canadian marine environment in the three oceans that surround Canada.
Fisheries Centre UBC

Restoring fisheries, conserving aquatic life, and rebuilding ecosystems. Developing approaches to assess fisheries impacts at ecosystem, ocean basin and global level.
Freshwater Sport Fishing Regulations

Sport fishing regulations in effect in freshwater in British Columbia (except for salmon fishing and fishing in National Parks) are published each spring in the Regulations Synopsis booklet.
Recreational Fishing Pacific REgion

If you plan to fish in the tidal waters of B.C., you will need to follow regulations as outlined in this guide.
Sport Fishing BC

For the past 100 years, anglers have discovered one thing about saltwater fishing in Canada's third largest province: British Columbia's 19,200 kilometres (12,000 miles) of glassy fjords, open Pacific shores and inner coastal straits offer more miles of fishing opportunity than anywhere else in the world.
Tide Tables

The Tides, Currents, and Water Levels Web Site provides predicted times and heights of high and low waters, and the hourly water levels for over seven hundred stations in Canada.