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The world class Salmon fishing British Columbia is known for lives up to its reputation. Chinook Salmon, the largest of the Pacific species, is just one out of five different kinds of Salmon you can hook into here. This bad boy is biting all year and can reach up to 60 lbs in size. Add to that a list of Coho, Sockeye, Chum, and Pink Salmon, and you’ve got yourself a recipe for unbeatable sport fishing.

When to fish for Salmon in British Columbia

The Salmon fishing BC yields each year is full of non-stop action. Every species has its own seasonality, but you can expect to hook into multiple kinds while fishing in summer and fall—when you will also find some of the largest specimens.

Chinook Salmon, also known locally as Spring Salmon, range from 3-60 lbs in size. Even in winter and spring, this fish is plentiful. Early in the year, you will find Chinook less than 10 miles from shore.

Chinook weighing more than 30 lbs are called “Tyees,” and they usually make an appearance in July and August. Tyees are known for putting up a spectacular fight, which makes this fish number-one on many bucket lists.

Despite the Chinook’s impressive reputation, the hardest fighting Salmon pound-for-pound is Coho (also called Silver Salmon). Die-hard light tackle fishing fans start targeting Coho in June, eager to witness his swift and acrobatic fighting power.

Coho Salmon stick around through October, when some specimens reach up to 10 lbs in size. At this time of year you can enter the Coho Derby for a chance to keep up to four Coho in a day.

In late summer and fall you can also enjoy fishing for Pink, Chum, and Sockeye Salmon (the last of these being the most delicious of all the BC varieties). These species see a much shorter season than Chinook and Coho. You can only fish for Pink Salmon in odd-number years.

While you are welcome to fish for Salmon at any time, you cannot always keep them. Keep an eye out for seasonal closures, size limits, and bag limits so you know what to expect before heading out on the water. You can learn more about different species and regulations online.

The BC Salmon Fishing Experience

You can enjoy excellent Salmon fishing in British Columbia no matter your travel plans or budget, from a remote getaway to a half day trip just minutes from the center of town.

Fly-in Fishing Lodges
Hardcore anglers can choose from dozens of BC Salmon fishing lodges, many accessible only by plane. These angler-centric resorts allow you to book a guided excursion in remote wilderness, where you will spend days on end reaping the rewards of British Columbia’s world class fishery.

The Queen Charlotte Islands on BC’s north coast are a popular destination for Salmon fishing lodges. Most notably, Langara Island at the northernmost tip of the islands is known for producing 60+ lb Tyees in summer.

Day Trips
If you plan on Salmon fishing in BC on a tighter budget, you’ll find no shortage of half day and full day charters on Vancouver Island. Fishing from Tofino, Ucluelet, Port Renfrew, Sooke, or Victoria gives you almost immediate access to the Strait of San Juan de Fuca and the Pacific Ocean.

Of course, there’s no place like the province capital to experience some of the best Salmon fishing British Columbia has to offer. You will find plenty of Vancouver Salmon fishing charters which take you through local waters such as Burrard Inlet, Howe Sound, and the Salish Sea. A trip from Vancouver to the Gulf Islands gives you a chance to target really big Chinook.

River Fishing
Set your sights on Campbell River for the best Salmon fishing Vancouver Island has in store. Located on the central-eastern coast of Vancouver Island, this “Salmon fishing capital” hosts all the local varieties, including Tyees when they’re in season.

Or seek out some BC freshwater fly fishing action in any number of rivers throughout the province. The Squamish River system north of Vancouver plays host to Pink, Chum, and Coho Salmon in late summer and fall. The Pitt River (west of Vancouver) and Fraser River (west and directly south) host magnificent runs of all five Salmon species.

BC Salmon Fishing Styles

Trolling
The most common method of Salmon fishing in British Columbia is trolling. Depending on the species and the time of year, you might drag bait and lures close to the surface or deep troll in depths greater than 100 feet. Specific techniques and bait choices vary widely depending on where you fish.

“Mooching” is a more specific technique used by local fishermen which involves slow trolling a weighted line and rigged bait. Mooching keeps the line and bait at a 45-degree angle, three to five feet off the ocean floor.

Anchovies are the most popular bait for Chinook Salmon, both in shallow and deep water.

Lures such as spoons and hoochies also have their place in local Salmon fishing. Hoochies, a squid-like artificial, come in several sizes: “plankton,” “squirt,” and “hoochie.” These should always be used with a flasher.

In cooler months, you might troll with squirts or hoochies for smaller Chinook in water 120-150 feet deep. You can also target saltwater Coho close to the surface by trolling spoons and hoochies, usually in deep water. This method will bring you Sockeye and Pink Salmon in late summer.

Fly Fishing
You can target northern Coho in the fall using a fly rod to cast a lightly weighted bucktail 12-20 feet behind a moving boat. This method (known as “bucktailing”) combines saltwater fly fishing with trolling. You can also troll a weighted or unweighted streamer fly close to the surface. For best results, troll at 5-8 knots and keep an eye out for the wake from a charging fish.

Bucktailing calls for a 8.5-9’ fly rod and a 6-8 weight line. The rod should have a long extension handle and a Salmon fly reel that can hold 600 yards of 8 lb test monofilament.

While fly fishing for Salmon in the rivers, try casting below the areas where Salmon usually spawn, using egg or minnow patterns. This tactic calls for a 4-weight fly rod, a floating line, and strike indicators.

British Cloumbia Königslachs Angelsaisonen

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Saisonalität

Königslachs fishing in British Cloumbia varies slightly throughout the year. High season is May to October. Low season is January to April and November to December. There is no closed season.

British Cloumbia

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Was Angler über Königslachs Angeln in British Columbia sagen

Booking late in the season doesn’t mean the fish are not there, it just means you need an experienced captain that knows how to get the fish on! Weather is unpredictable so be prepared for winds and sun!

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GA WestCoast Charters – Parksville

Use GA West Coast Charters with Gerald as your captain, he is extremely knowledgeable and a great person as well.

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Use GA West Coast Charters with Gerald as your captain, he is extremely knowledgeable and a great person as well.

GA WestCoast Charters – Parksville

Tail end of the season so would catch more earlier. But we still caught 5 salmon over the 4 hours

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Tail end of the season so would catch more earlier. But we still caught 5 salmon over the 4 hours

Big Bite Charters

Wear a jacket in early September, bring a sweater in your backpack just in case it is a cloudy or a raining day.

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Wear a jacket in early September, bring a sweater in your backpack just in case it is a cloudy or a raining day.

Bonzai Sea Adventures

Take the newly paved road through Port Alberni - not the logging road! The Hacas hotel in Bamfield was the bare minimum for a fishing trip (it was clean enough but DO NOT bring your wife to this hotel).

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GA WestCoast Charters – Bamfield

If you want to catch certain kind of fish, ask captain before you completed your bookings. Each fish has right season, time and tide. So you must discuss what you need to do before you book the schedule. If you are not familiar with fishing just ask captain what you can do while your travel.

4.7 / 5

Keepin’ it reel fishing charter

Good but you have to release wild Coho in August. Would be better to book in September if you want to keep more fish

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Good but you have to release wild Coho in August. Would be better to book in September if you want to keep more fish

Keepin’ it reel fishing charter

Book your adventure with Capt Jesse… he’s an excellent guide and goes above and beyond to ensure the best experience possible!

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Book your adventure with Capt Jesse… he’s an excellent guide and goes above and beyond to ensure the best experience possible!

Rugged West Coast Sport Fishing – 25' Pursuit

Check opening dates. Our biggest went back because we were a week before opening.

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Check opening dates. Our biggest went back because we were a week before opening.

Mongoose Striker Fishing Charters

Sooke is conveniently located for a quick day trip from Vancouver for a good fishing experience

5.0 / 5

Sooke is conveniently located for a quick day trip from Vancouver for a good fishing experience

King Tide Charters – 28ft Northwest

Go fishing with the attitude you’re gonna have a good time and you will have more than that by the end of the trip

5.0 / 5

Go fishing with the attitude you’re gonna have a good time and you will have more than that by the end of the trip

FishOnAdventures

Have some flexibility with fishing days so you can accommodate changes in ocean conditions if needed and be well equipped for rain, just in case.

4.7 / 5

Have some flexibility with fishing days so you can accommodate changes in ocean conditions if needed and be well equipped for rain, just in case.

Big Bite Charters

Sooke is a dream destination for anglers. Pristine waters and abundant marine life, salmon, halibut, or trout, Sooke's diverse fishing spots cater to all skill levels.

5.0 / 5

Sooke is a dream destination for anglers. Pristine waters and abundant marine life, salmon, halibut, or trout, Sooke's diverse fishing spots cater to all skill levels.