Haida Gwaii and Sooke, B.C., have been named among the top eight locations in Canada to go fishing.
A man fishes on the end of a wharf in Sandspit, B.C., on Moresby Island in Haida Gwaii on Friday, August 16, 2013. Experts studying the second-biggest earthquake measured in Canadian history have zeroed in on the Pacific archipelago of Haida Gwaii as the likely source of a future large quake and tsunami. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darryl Dyck
Looking to fish for salmon, trout, lingcod, halibut and maybe some tuna? Haida Gwaii has been named one of the top eight locations in Canada to go fishing, according to the It's a “one-stop shop for fantastic angling action,” the largest online platform for finding and booking fishing trips in the world, stated.“The fishing season starts in the spring, usually around March, and lasts until November.
They recommend visiting the archipelago between March and November for anyone who plans to cast a rod. Fishermen can reel in a Chinook starting around mid-May. The fish are eager to eat anything a fisherman drops into the water, Fishing Booker wrote.For anglers who are not interested in salmon, there is great bottom fishing for halibut, rockfish or lingcod in the waters surrounding Haida Gwaii. The northern islands have something for everyone.
Also on the list of prime fishing vacation spots were Calgary, Alta., St. Lawrence River, Que., Avalon Peninsula, N.L., Lac Seul, Ont., St. Peters Bay, P.E.I., Dauphin Lake, Man. and the only other destination in B.C., Sooke.
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