British Columbia Fishing Lodges

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Top Fishing Lodges in British Columbia

    Prepare to indulge in the delights of fishing during your excursion! Should you wish to enhance your experience with food or opt for a cozy cabin stay, these amenities are not part of the package; however, don't hesitate to reach out to the captain to explore potential arrangements!

    Full Day Trip
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    US $1,381

    North Shore Lodge

    Port McNeill

    Enjoy world-class Salmon, Halibut, and Lingcod fishing on beautiful northern Vancouver island! Come and enjoy multi-day guided fishing trips with a seasoned crew, while enjoying the comforts of its luxurious lodge and fine dining experience. This is an all-inclusive trip including guided fishing, fine dining meals, alcohol, and fish processing. The crew offers exclusive trips with only taking groups of up to 4 persons so you enjoy the whole lodge and boat for you and your party.

    3 Day Trip – All-inclusive
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    US $930
    • Monster Bull Trout

    4 day/5 Night Trip - $10,700 CAD + tax. Arrival on first day of pkg, depart on last day. Explore remote rivers, streams & alpine lakes in BC by helicopter and boat, and discover some of the best bull trout & rainbow trout fly-fishing in the Northern Rocky and Cariboo Mountains. You will be exploring some of the most untouched landscapes in the world. 4 Days of fishing, 5 nights private room accom in our ranch style lodge. All meals included. Max of 6 anglers per trip, with a 2:1 angler to guide ratio

    Tour 2- July 19- 24, 4 Day/5 Nights
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    US $1,913
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lodge Fishing in British Columbia

A fishing lodge combines accommodation, guiding, and fishing into a single all-inclusive escape, built for anglers who want to fish hard for days at a time. Most lodges occupy remote, fish-rich settings reached only by boat or float plane, ranging from rustic riverside cabins to full-service luxury retreats. The reward is access to water that day trips simply cannot reach. Alaskan lodges put anglers on all five Pacific Salmon alongside Halibut and Lingcod, Amazon jungle lodges deliver world-class Peacock Bass and prehistoric Arapaima, and Canadian operations hold trophy Walleye, Northern Pike, and Lake Trout. In Argentina, hard-fighting Golden Dorado and wild Trout headline the rivers of Patagonia.
 
A typical multi-day package covers lodging, home-cooked meals, daily guided fishing, and the boats and tackle matched to each fishery, with catch cleaning, filleting, and freezing so anglers can take their haul home. With logistics handled and expert guides on hand, days are spent entirely on the water and evenings swapping stories over dinner. Packages vary by lodge, so anglers should confirm what each stay includes – flights, transfers, licenses, and gratuities are common extras. As always, check local license, permit, and season rules for the destination before travelling.
 

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