Saltwater charters
Salmon, Halibut, Tuna and Lingcod
Guided Winter Harbour / Quatsino Sound adventures with boat, bait, tackle and equipment described on the rates page.
View saltwater ratesWinter Harbour - Quatsino Sound
Guided West Coast fishing, made clear before you book.
Fish for Salmon, Halibut, Tuna and Cod with Hook'n Them Up Fishing Charters, a family owned and operated guide service on North West Vancouver Island.
20+ years
Captain Steven Cahill's source story covers more than two decades fishing Vancouver Island coastal waters.
2 vessels
27 ft Grady White Sailfish and 26 ft Larson listed for guided saltwater trips.
Full support
Source packages can include gear, transport, meals, accommodation and fish processing.
Direct path
Book online or call 1 855 805-3474 (FISH) / 250 230-0579.
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Fly fishing
Fresh and saltwater fly trips
Source content lists steelhead, Chinook, Coho, Pink, Chum, trout and other seasonal targets.
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Tours
Scenery, wildlife and coast tours
Photography and sightseeing tours include Queen Charlotte Sound, Inside Passage and Northern Vancouver Island.
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Trips starting at
$850.00
Listed on the saltwater rates page.
Winter Harbour / Quatsino Sound
$1495.00 CAN
Base day rate shown for a 10 hour day.
Package support
Guide + gear + processing
Some packages include transport, accommodation, meals and fish processing where stated.
Rates exclude taxes where noted. Source terms include fuel surcharge conditions and a 50% non-refundable deposit.
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Boat and safety
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The boat page carries practical confidence signals that deserve homepage attention: named vessels, safety gear, quality fishing equipment and certification details.
- 27 ft Grady White Sailfish with twin 200 Yamaha engines.
- 26 ft Larson with 300 Yamaha.
- Source lists Transport Canada certifications: SOVP, ROC MC, Marine First Aid, MED A1/A2/A3, CPR C and AED.
Stay, eat, process
The lodge story becomes a conversion reason, not a side note.
Executive B&B style private accommodation
The source describes spacious rooms, a wood-burning fireplace and forest setting as a home base for a North Island adventure.
Food
Steve is described as a red-seal certified Chef with classic French and Italian training and West-Coast flavour.
Processing
Source lodge copy lists gutting, filleting, vacuum sealing, freezing and boxing for travel.
Plan the trip
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Where do trips leave from?
The source location page says they launch from Coal Harbour to cover Winter Harbour - Quatsino Sound fishing grounds. Footer contact lists 141 Harbour Road, Coal Harbour BC V0N1K0.
What should guests bring?
Dress for fast-changing coastal weather. The checklist mentions saltwater fishing licence with salmon tag, snacks, drinks, sunglasses, hat, sunscreen and rain gear.
How do guests book?
Use the source booking inquiry page, or call 1 855 805-3474 (FISH) or 250 230-0579.
What happens if weather is unsafe?
The source rates page says the Captain reserves the right to cancel trips if weather conditions are unsafe or if safety or behavior issues arise.
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