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Salmon Fishing

Campbell River Vancouver Island ............ British Columbia CANADA

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We're sorry but as of last month we are no longer guiding. We want to thank all our past and return customers for their patronage and all the memories they've given us.

Campbell River is the "Salmon Capital of the World" and the Browns Bay location, in British Columbia, shares that distinction.

If it's the challenge or thrill of reeling in a trophy sized Chinook (King), Coho (Silver) or if any other fish of the Salmon family is what you are seeking, come join us. Campbell River this year 05' is also scheduled to be a great year for fishing pinks.

Cruise ships sail through the spectacular Seymour Narrows, along side killer and humpback whales. There is always a great show put on by the Dahl porpoise when they're in the area. Occasionally you may spot a deer or bear on the shoreline and there is never a shortage of eagles.

Professional fishing guide service, along with our scenic, breathtaking view add to your salmon fishing enjoyment on Vancouver Island in British Columbia. In addition to Saltwater fishing Campbell River also has some of the best lakes and river for spectacular Freshwater fishing.

The Brown's Bay Resort and Ripple Rock R.V. Park have total holiday connections. View close up from the floating licenced restaurant or the R.V. Park on the ocean and of course our 21' charter boat, all the extraordinary sights.

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