A great host and fisherman, Warren has shown some of the world's top anglers to great fishing and spectacular scenery in the waters around Quadra island and Campbell River. Whether you go out for a few hours looking for feisty chinook salmon or for a full day on a photography/fishing trip, you can count on a marvellous time!

Fishing Calendar  Species  Prime Time    Limits   Tyee July-Sept   2 per day  Chinook/King  Year-round  2 per day  Sockeye August 4 per day  Pink August-Sept   4 per day  Chum  Sept - Oct  4 per day  Coho/Silvers June - Oct 2 fin clipped from July on* * 2 (fin-clipped only) for the remainder of the season. He's shown orcas to movie stars, and politicians, fed the eagles with corporate executives, families, couples and single anglers. He is an excellent guide who has been fishing since the 1950's. Truth is, Warren was co-owner of April Point Lodge for almost 50 years and he just can't give up his favourite habit - fishing!

Fishing with Warren is unbeatable. He's friendly, professional and waiting with excellent boats, guides and top-flight tackle to take you to the hot-spots in the Campbell River area of BC, Canada. Guided fishing include boat, guide, fuel, bait, tackle, covered boat with marine head. l $80/hr for 2 anglers l $90/hr for 3 anglers l 5 hour minimum l BC fishing licence required l 7% GST not included

Fishing Calendar - the long version  April, May & June These months bring an equal mix of 2-4 year old Springs of 10 - 20 pounds and sub-legal yearlings, as well as some Silvers, ranging from sub-legal juveniles to 3 and 4 pounders. The days are long - it's daylight from 4 in the morning until 10:30 at night, so there is plenty of time to fish! This quieter time of year is also peaceful and serene with few boats and lots of bait in the water for eager feeders. July and August Summer sees an increase in size and numbers of chinook and coho in the Campbell River area. Catches of halibut, snapper and cod are enjoyed by many as well. Fly-fishing reaches its peak in mid-August.   Mid-August and September Late summer offers catches all salmonid species including Tyee - the over 30 pound leviathan chinooks of 4 to 6 years of age. Row in the time honoured fashion of the Tyee Club of BC, or mooch from a power boat for these giants for the fight of your life! September and October Early Autumn months yield catches of chinook, pink as well as northern coho and chums. Winter springs take over in the later months of the year, becoming our mainstay over the winter months.