Run before — the boat is named when we check the day
Nanaimo Area Fishing Trip from Delta · 3-Star Comfort Class
A quicker boat to the fishing grounds, shared with a small group.
Boat named when we check the day · 8 hours · up to 8 · Captain's Cove Marina in Delta
Vessel class: 3-Star Comfort Class (assigned by availability)
Modifier: Premium
$350 CAD — per person — the price this day ran at
The day
Meet the boat at its Delta departure point. You cross the Strait toward the Nanaimo-area fishing waters on a boat set up for comfort and pace at once. The captain picks the day's spots by tide, weather and fish activity, and you fish the open water. The boat brings you back to the same dock.
- · Meet the boat at its Delta departure point.
- · Cross the Strait of Georgia toward the Nanaimo-area fishing waters.
- · The captain picks the day's spots by tide, weather and fish activity.
- · Fish the open water, with hands-on fishing time between stretches of cruising.
- · The boat brings you back to the same dock.
Your captain decides where you fish, what you fish for and which fish you can keep — following the DFO rules in force on the day. Rules change through the season; your captain has the final say.
Your BC tidal waters sport fishing licence — everyone who fishes needs one, by law. Buy it online from Fisheries and Oceans Canada before the day; we can't buy it for you, but we'll help you sort it.
Getting there
Meet the boat at its Delta departure point. You cross the open Strait of Georgia toward the Nanaimo-area fishing waters, and the boat brings you back to the same dock. The day runs about 8 hours. You can book no later than 1 day before the start time.
Who it suits
This is a full sea-fishing day on the open Strait of Georgia, with open-water cruising and hands-on fishing time. It suits people who want a proper West Coast day on big water and a boat that takes up to 8 people. The plan follows the water, not a fixed script, so it suits people happy to have the captain choose the spots by tide, weather and fish activity. It is a long day of about 8 hours out on open water.
Bring
- · Food and drinks — none are served on board
The boat
- Which boat
- Named when we check the day with the boats that run this trip
- Guests
- up to 8
- What’s aboard
- An enclosed cabin or helm, cushioned seating, an enclosed toilet, fresh water, heating or air conditioning, and shelter from wind and rain.
Questions people ask about this one
- How long is the day?
- About 8 hours.
- How many people can come?
- Up to 8 people.
- Where does the trip go?
- You cross the open Strait of Georgia toward the Nanaimo-area fishing waters. The captain selects the exact spots based on tides, weather and fish activity, and the boat returns to the same dock.
- Is food included?
- No. Food and drinks are not included, and none are served on board.
- What is included in the price?
- The fuel surcharge is included. Tips or gratuity, food and drinks, and goods and services tax are not included.
- How late can I book?
- You can book no later than 1 day before the start time.
How a custom trip works
- What am I looking at?
- A day that has already been run — a real boat, a real crew, a real route. What you see is what it was, including the price it ran at.
- Is the date fixed?
- No. Pick a day and we check it with the boat and the crew before anything is confirmed. Real boats keep changing plans, so this takes a little time rather than a click.
- Will my price be the same?
- The price shown is the price this day ran at. Yours may differ — season, fuel, crew, how many of you there are. If it changes, we tell you what changed before you pay.
- Can I change the trip itself?
- Any part of it — route, hours, seats, where you board, food, what the day is for. You don't edit it here: you talk it through with us. Tell Yara what you have in mind and we work out a version together, with its own price.
- Who am I talking to?
- Yara. AI, working with the Yahull team.
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