PRINCE RUPERT, BC, - THE FISHING CAPITOL OF CANADA
Northern B.C. Fishing Charters operates out of Prince Rupert, British Columbia. Prince Rupert is located approx. 500 miles north of Vancouver B.C. situated on the edge of B.C. and Alaska. It is commonly referred to as the halibut capitol of Canada. Arguably this scenic northern town should be called the fishing capitol of Canada. The surrounding waters lie on the main marine highway leading to some of the largest salmon producing rivers in the world. These waters encompassing some 300 square miles are home to vast schools of herring, needlefish, and shrimp, the main menu item for all 5 species of Pacific Salmon, including giant King / Chinook, acrobatic Coho / Silver, and gargantuan Pacific Halibut. We at Northern B.C. Fishing Charters target these runs during their final feeding frenzy before they head for their rivers of origin.

TRAVEL TO PRINCE RUPERT, BRITISH COLUMBIA
Well known as a premier fishing destination world wide Prince Rupert has much to offer for the traveler interested in fishing adventures and eco tours. Access to Prince Rupert is varied, with two airlines servicing the area, or driving picturesque highway 16 North. Ferry service is also available for both vehicles and foot passengers from Port Hardy on Vancouver Island.

Come to Prince Rupert and enjoy the finest sports fishing offered anywhere, along with some of the most spectacular scenery available. Let Northern B.C. Fishing Charters be you're tour guides for your saltwater fishing, freshwater fishing or whale watching adventure of a lifetime.

For more information about Prince Rupert and travelling please visit the web sites listed to your right or contact Northern B.C. Fishing Charters.