 Why Choose a Codfather Fishing Trip?
We have five clean, comfortable 23-24-26 foot fishing trip boats and quality fishing trip gear in Port Hardy, BC, Vancouver Island. All of our fishing trip guides have many years of experience fishing our local waters of the Port Hardy area. Experience an unforgettable fishing trip, fish for Chinook, Coho, Pink Salmon ,Lingcod , Snapper and Halibut fishing. Enjoy accommodations and lodging in dockside condos with up to three bedrooms, full kitchens, cable TV and barbecues. We’re certain you will be fully satisfied with your Codfather Charters fishing trip experience in Port Hardy, BC.
Our fishing trip boats are equipped with radar, GPS, VHF radio's, fish finders, down riggers, and marine heads. For safe and comfortable fishing. With a 30 knot cruising speed, we’ll get you on your fishing trip quickly and safely. We’re one of the few fishing trip operations in Port Hardy, BC that will discuss and try to meet your specific fishing preferences (when conditions are right) or special trophy fishing. For added variety, you can enjoy scuba diving, whale watching (and bald eagle sightings), hiking, golf, scenic beach walks and winding down in the local pubs.
 Why Choose a Port Hardy Fishing Trip?
We have consistent fishing all season. Our strategic fishing location is the route that most fish pass through. Salmon fishing starts mid May and continues until the end of September. Early June expect good catches of Chinook (10-45 lbs). Late June the first Coho arrive, and larger ones in mid July to early August (8-12 lbs). August is excellent for larger Chinook (60 lbs), Coho (20+ lbs) and Pinks as well as the occasional Sockeye and Chum. Bottom fishing for Halibut, Lingcod and Red Snapper is excellent from May through September. Enjoy a superb fishing experience with Codfather Charters.
Fishing Trip News Alert!
Codfather Charters now has a Monthly Newsletter featuring articles and information on fishing, fishing trips, fishing reports, and info on salmon, halibut, and more. For more fishing trip news...
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