• “My family and I enjoyed the Howe Sound Sea Safari offered by Sewell’s Marina immensely! It was a blast seeing the wildlife, hearing the local stories from the guide and the boat ride itself was invigorating while we were tucked into our survival suits against the elements. This is truly an experience I would not want to miss!”

    Gabrielle Loren, West Vancouver, BC
  • “We rented a boat on a beautiful day – they gave us a great route to do for 2 hours. We had so much fun, and got to see the seals on the Pam Rocks, which was a very unique experience. All in all, wonderful, cheery, happy staff, who helped us have such a wonderful experience. I would recommend this to anyone, and has really made the Top 5 things we’ve done whilst here in Canada on our working holiday visa!”

    Annika, Vancouver, BC

     

  • “Amazing day on the water with our guide. He really knew his stuff and was patient with us as we were new to salmon fishing. We will definitely be back!”

    John, Calgary, AB
  • “I like to confirm our corporate outing was an absolutely amazing success – everybody was impressed & loved it much! I am convinced they still have their smile on their faces…So, many thanks to the team for making my event so perfect!”

    Kerstin, Langenhagen , Germany
   

Fishing Report

FISHING REPORT

SUMMARY: 

Spring days are here and summer is quickly approaching. While it is still cool on the waters in the morning, some of the afternoons have been really nice and warm. Fortunately, while mornings have been cool – some beautiful salmon on the end of the line have been stimulating and warming us up! We have seen some nice Coho in recent times around Seymour Bay. This should continue well into June as more areas open up with angling opportunities. We have also seen some really nice Chinook while trolling for Coho.  Chinook currently being non-retention has required the release of these fish, but there is nothing that beats the thrill of a large feeding Spring salmon on the line! With a number of fun fishing holes to choose from you can’t go wrong.

HOWE SOUND: ( AREA 28 )

Spring/Summer fishing spots; The Hole in the Wall, Seymour Bay, West Vancouver Shoreline, South End of Bowen, the Bell Bouy and the QA marker. Depending on weather and fishing restrictions

Depth: 60′-120′
Coho: Green and white hootchies, small colorful spoons
Method: Trolling with down riggers

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Winter fishing spots; Areas of Howe Sound such as Tunstal Bay, third marker, Hutt Island and Grace Islets are not disappointing anglers. There are good numbers of Chinook to keep the angler busy.

Depth  : Get to the bottom and look for bait

Lures   : Spoons and Hootchies

Plan your fishing trip now!

604-921-3474

Visit: https://www.sewellsmarina.com/fishing-charters/

Tight lines,

The Sewell’s Team

Remember to get your fishing licenses online at:  https://www-ops2.pac.dfo-mpo.gc.ca/nrls-sndpp/index-eng.cfm

Annual licenses expire on March 31st yearly.

SALMON REQUIREMENTS

If you wish to retain salmon in any tidal waters:

– You must obtain a complimentary Tidal Water Sport Fishing licence AND purchase a salmon conservation stamp online: https://www-ops2.pac.dfo-mpo.gc.ca/nrls-sndpp/index-eng.cfm

– Check daily, possession and size limits and closures online:

http://www.pac.dfo-mpo.gc.ca/fm-gp/rec/index-eng.html

– All tidal area closures and recreational fishing limits and restrictions still apply.

– Record your catch on your license if you retain any Chinook.

ALREADY HAVE A LICENCE?

If you already have a valid Tidal Waters Sport Fishing License, you must carry your license with you and record your catch in ink on your license for the species specified in your license conditions (halibut, lingcod, Chinook salmon).