Your Salmon and Halibut
Fishing Source!

A few days on the water, fish on your line, the best salmon fishing in the world, one of the most majestic place on earth, and 50 lbs a day guaranteed!

Have you always wanted to catch a fish you’ll remember forever? Have you plunked down your cash for a trip that didn’t deliver? Then it’s time to head to the west coast of Vancouver Island.

Welcome to Ucluelet, British Columbia! More salmon and halibut swim by our front door than just about any place on earth. Here you can catch some of the millions of salmon returning to spawn in the Columbia, Fraser, local Stamp River system, and hundreds of other rivers and streams from California to British Columbia, every year. Ucluelet’s waters swarm with giant schools of herring, pilchard, needlefish, and squid. Close behind them are whale, salmon, and halibut gorging themselves to fatten up for the winter.

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BC Fishing Resort Comparison

Our fishing packages give you world class fishing, choice of ocean view accommodation, vacuum packing, and good eating fora great value compared to fishing resorts. Whether you want to fish for a couple days with your kids, or need a five-star getaway complete with breathtaking accommodation and a spa experience, we have it all! Read more about how we compare to BC fishing resorts here with out paying the price.

ExperiencedFishing Guides

Most of Salmon Eye’s captains have been guiding for 15+ years and combined have over 60 years guiding experience. With these thousands of hours of experience, our guides will get you to the right spot, at the right time, with the right equipment. Heard stories of perfect fishing trips? Why not have one of your own? Learn more about our fishing guides here.

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Sea for Yourself

Real Fish Stories and photos. Check out the fishing picture blog from past summers, as well as fishing videos and testimonials from our past guests. No matter which fishing resort you’ve fished before, we’re sure you’ll be
impressed.

You won’t find better salmon and halibut fishing anywhere! Also, look at your choice of sport fishing boats, and consider the Salmon Eye 50lb Guarantee, our assurance that you are booking the right trip. We care about your business!

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Testimonials Our customers about us

Sam, I just wanted to drop you a line and let you know the four of us had a very good time. Your brother Ray was excellent as he was able to keep us very busy and we caught lot’s of fish limiting out on most of them. The evening seafood dinner was second to none! Thanks and I look forword to booking with you again. Jim Johnston, Sherwood Park AB.

Sam, on behalf of my brothers and I, I’d like to thank you for the fun of fishing with Salmon Eye. The trip was a 60th birthday celebration for our younger brother and he (and we) had a great time. Although the weather won out on the first day, we had a great time on days two and three. Simeon did a fantastic job as the skipper and helped us catch our limit. His attention to detail and sense of humor made the time on the water enjoyable. We also enjoyed the dinner on our last night while there. If there is any way you could forward the recipe for the halibut appetizers, I would appreciate it. They were over-the-top good. Ralph Natale, Seattle Washington

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Salmon Eye Charters is
Recommended

Salmon Eye Charters is recommended by USA Today Travel, Cruise America and New York Times Best Selling author Peter Greenburg in his book The Unlimited Insiders Guide to the Greatest Experiences around the world

Closer Than You Think

Drive from Seattle to Ucluelet in 8 hours or less and Vancouver from 5 hours. On the scenic highway to Vancouver Island’s west coast, you’ll enjoy stunning natural beauty, such as giant fir trees seeded long before Columbus started for the New World and spruce trees towering hundreds of feet overhead. Don’t forget your camera! Fly from across the US or Canada and be here all in a day. Read more about getting to Ucluelet.