waters surrounding the Queen based resorts, some accessible
Charlotte Islands are home only by boat or floatplane, are
Liitttlle Dease Ventturres
to chinook, coho, sockeye, located in the pristine coastal
chum, and pink salmon, as wilderness on several islands.
well as river steelhead, halibut,
A world-class fishing
lingcod, rockfish, dungeness
destination, the Queen Charlotte
crab, and prawns. The fishing in
Islands are accessible on BC
the Queen Charlotte Islands is
Ferries from Prince Rupert, or by
legendary and the fish are huge
air. Numerous land-based, fly-
and abundant. Farther out, the
in, and floating resorts, as well
shoals are known to produce
as professional guides, serve
more monster halibut than any
anglers fishing
other fishery on
these unparalleled waters.
the coast.
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The Queen Charlotte Islands are
town of Stewart is located at
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Guided Fishing in Northern B.C.’s remote
an archipelago of more than 150
the tip of the Portland Canal, a
and “seldom fished” freshwater lakes.
islands. Graham Island in the
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Fishing trips available from 2 to 8 days,
north and Moresby Island in the
All Inclusive rates.
a boundary between BC and
south are the two main Queen
Alaska.
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Transportation via, ATV, Boat, Helicopter,
Charlotte Islands and are divided
or Float-plane.
Charter operators in Stewart take
by Skidegate Channel and
anglers to the fish-rich waters of
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Fish a different species of fish each day!
separated from the mainland by
the Portland Canal for salmon
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We fish for Rainbow, Dolly Varden,
Hecate Strait. Langara Island,
Bull Trout, Northern Pike, Arctic Grayling,
and halibut. For an interesting
just off the tip of Graham Island,
Eastern Brook Trout, Lake Trout,
summer side trip, visit Fish Whitefish and others!
is the most northwesterly island
Creek near Hyder, Alaska to
of the chain.
watch black bears, grizzly bears, 250.771.3819
Superb fishing is available and bald eagles feeding on
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halibut or lingcod, and enjoy the famous crab, prawns and shrimp.
Those who enjoy freshwater angling will also find exciting fishing. The nearby Skeena
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River is one of British Columbia’s most important salmon producers, and is famous for
wild salmon and steelhead. The fly and bar fishing are phenomenal.
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remote mountain lakes. Escape the crowd, in the last frontier
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