Although the winds have not been favourable, Kano Inlet is once again proving itself to be the ultimate fishery. Even though we’re limited to fishing the inlet, most of our guests are still returning to the ship with their daily limit. We have also seen some nice size Coho hitting the docks over the past few days.

I like to acknowledge guests who’ve been to the resort in the past and those who are fishing the inlet for the first time are amazed at the large quantities of quality fish. They’ve heard about it before, but couldn’t believe it until they saw it for themselves. I sound like a broken record, saying it over and over again that this is the best fishing ground in the world. 

Congratulations to new Captain’s Club members:

Tim Russel Jr. of WA - 17 lbs. Coho

Matt Russell of WA - 15 lbs. Coho

Roy Kaneoka of CA - 46 lbs. Chinook

Phyllis Williams of KS - 41 lbs. Chinook

Arnold Thiessen of AB - 35 lbs. Chinook

Paul Williams of KS - 34 lbs. Chinook

Jerry Ewy of KS - 33 lbs. Chinook

Frank Buher of AB - 32 lbs. Chinook

Chase Cox of AB - 31 & 33 lbs. Chinook

Dave Coster of WA - 31 lbs. Chinook

Harold Schrage of AB, and Ryan Cox of TX – 30 lbs. Chinook

Captain Zak Farid

Master, MV Salmon Seeker

Queen Charlotte Islands