Vancouver Island Fish Species

Common Vancouver Island Fish Species Questions

What kind of fish are on Vancouver Island?

Vancouver Island is home to a variety of fish species, including salmon, halibut, lingcod, and rockfish, among others. Full Melt Charters specializes in targeting these abundant species, offering anglers the opportunity to reel in some of the most sought-after fish in the area.

What is the most common fish in BC?

The most common fish in British Columbia is salmon, with five different species found in the waters off the coast. Full Melt Charters excels in salmon fishing, offering anglers the chance to target these prized fish in the productive waters of Vancouver Island.

What time of year is best for salmon fishing on Vancouver Island?

The best time for salmon fishing on Vancouver Island is typically from April to June. During these months, Full Melt Charters offers prime salmon fishing opportunities, guiding anglers to the best spots for a successful and memorable fishing experience.

Full Melt Charters Guided Fishing Trip targets the top Vancouver Island Fish species including Halibut, Chinook Salmon, Coho Salmon and Pink Salmon. We primarily Fish the Puget Sound, Clallam Bay, Bullman Creek, Pysht River, Freshwater Bay, Middle Creek, Clallam River, Snow Creek, Jansen Creek, Beach Creek, Halfway Creek, Indian Creek, Murdock Creek, Agate Bay, Butler Cove, Middle Point, Baada Point, Koitlah Point, Joe Creek, Waadah Point, Jim Creek, Scow Creek, East Twin River, Shipwreck Point, Crescent Bay, Oleho River (historical), Lyre River, Hoko River, Olsen Creek, Pillar Point, Slip Point, Field Creek, Salt Creek, Low Point, Deep Creek, Klachopis Point, West Twin River, Observatory Point, Classet Creek, Kydikabbit Point, Neah Bay, Payzant Creek, Minute Creek, McManus Creek.