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Nanaimo Area Fishing Trip · 3-Star Comfort Class

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Nanaimo Area Fishing Trip · 3-Star Comfort Class

Come on your own or with a friend; the captain picks the spot on the day.

Boat
Salish Dawn · Meridian 441 · up to 12
Time
7:00 a.m. · 8 h
Where you board
Richmond Fisherman's Wharf

Vessel class: 3-Star Comfort Class

A full West Coast fishing day on open water. You cross the Strait of Georgia toward the Nanaimo-area grounds, and the captain picks the spots by tide, weather and where the fish are moving. There is an enclosed cabin to warm up in, cushioned seating, a proper restroom and a small galley — bring your own food and drinks.

Included

  • Fuel surcharge
  • Enclosed cabin
  • Cushioned seating
  • Enclosed restroom
  • Basic galley
  • Weather protection

Not included

  • Fishing licence — you buy your own (required by law); we'll help you sort it
  • Tip or gratuity
  • Food & drinks

This trip is less than 14 days away: no refunds, unless the boat or the weather cancels, then you get everything back.

Good to know

What should I bring?
Layers, comfortable flat shoes and your BC tidal waters fishing licence, which takes a few minutes to buy online from Fisheries and Oceans Canada. Rods, tackle and bait are usually on board.
What will we fish for?
Salmon is the headline in these waters. Each trip page lists its target species and season — we don't promise fish that aren't running.
Is the gear included?
The "What's included" section on each trip page says exactly what's on board. On most charters, rods, tackle and bait are provided.
I've never fished. Can I come?
Absolutely. The crew rigs, coaches, and nets — you fish.
Will I get seasick?
Many of our waters are sheltered, and captains route around the worst of it. If you're prone, pick a harbour or inlet trip and take your usual remedy before boarding.
What should I wear?
Flat, grippy shoes and layers. Skip the heels; bring the camera.

Everyone fishing needs their own BC tidal waters licence — it takes a few minutes online, and we'll help you sort it.

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