FISHING LODGES

OLE'S HAKAI PASS Campbell River, British Columbia Canada www.ole.ca
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Overview

Book your first class BC fishing trip! Ole's Hakai Pass Fishing Lodge is a remote BC fly-in fishing lodge located in the rich Canada salmon fishing grounds off the central west Coast of B.C. For over two decades Ole's has offered world-class all-inclusive British Columbia salmon and halibut fishing adventure holidays. Over the years Ole's Hakai Pass BC fishing charters has earned a high percentage of repeat business (and gained many good friends) as a result of their trophy-sized salmon and halibut, un-crowded Canadian wilderness location, unsurpassed B.C. fishing, enthusiastic staff and gracious fishing lodge hosts.

Stay with the schools - when the salmon move, Ole's Fishing Lodge moves to meet them. Ole's makes the most of their unique floating fishing lodge by moving it into the prime B.C. salmon fishing area of Hakai Pass. It just makes sense; if the lodge is close to the fishing action, anglers spend more time with their lines in the water instead of traveling.

World-class fishing. Because Ole's Fishing Lodge is always located within minutes of British Columbia salmon fishing hot spots, they have developed a solid reputation for world class B.C. salmon fishing for trophy Chinook salmon (Kings) and Coho Salmon (Silvers), halibut, Red Snapper and Ling Cod found in the protected, un-crowded waters off the West Coast of British Columbia's inside passage.

The western coast of British Columbia is remote and breathtakingly beautiful. Luckily, there are some places in the world that are still untouched and largely inaccessible. Many anglers have a desire for isolation so British Columbia's Central West Coasts remains the first choice fishing destination. Ole's B.C. Fishing Lodge and salmon fishing grounds are accessible only by floatplane or boat so you don't have to worry about fighting off the crowds here.

Where the salmon are. The remote location of Ole's Fishing Lodge provides a true B.C. wilderness experience amid the spectacular scenery Canada is known for worldwide. Ole's is anchored in a secluded bay only minutes away from the prime fishing grounds. Typically, where you find top Canada salmon fishing you will also find predators and deepwater marine mammals of all descriptions. Bald eagles, Humpback whales, Orcas (Killer Whales), dolphins, sea lions and seals are also frequent visitors to these fertile British Columbia salmon fishing grounds so remember to bring along your camera.

All-inclusive fishing trips. Ole's B.C. Fishing Lodge offers exceptional value with truly all-inclusive four or five-day fly-in fishing charter packages including private accommodations for individuals, couples, families or groups of 22 to 24. At Ole's Hakai Pass B.C. Fishing Lodge, guests are offered a choice of fishing grounds, including protected waters close to the lodge or new fishing grounds farther afield. This makes Ole's a natural choice for a fishing holiday adventure of a lifetime for anglers of all levels of experience.

Ole's does it all for you! During B.C. salmon fishing trips with Ole's Hakai Pass you will enjoy carefree days of fishing and fun “apris fishing” activities. Everything is taken care of by the experienced, enthusiastic young staff. Fabulous food, world-class B.C. salmon and halibut fishing and genuine Canadian hospitality are what you can expect from this comfortable, clean, full service family run B.C. fishing lodge.

"It's no wonder you have so many repeat guests here; great fishing, nice clean rooms, your fabulous Chef, the staff and crew are always two steps ahead of our needs. I was very impressed with the professional and cheerful nature of the hard working crew here at Ole's. I'll definitely be back."
- Carl Lind, CA

Seasonal Rates & Information

	Weekly Rates	Daily Rates
Summer	$2,847.00 - $3,254.00 per person	See website for rates

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