Port Hardy / April-September
Offshore Fishing
Salmon, halibut, and rockfish. Weather dependent offshore trips out of Port Hardy.
- Rate
- $2,000 for 4 anglers
- Capacity
- Additional person $250 up to 6
Port Hardy / Port McNeill / North Island waters
Fishing charters built around the water, the guide, and the grill.
Step away from the crowds for a guided Vancouver Island fishing experience with Larry Weber, a comfortable heated boat, and the source-backed #netfishandgrill charter style.
Guide proof
2019 Race for the Blue Tuna derby winner
On board
Heated enclosed cab, private washroom, stern barbeques
Included
Gear, bait, rain gear, life jackets, safety briefing
Booking
25% deposit required to hold reservations
Choose the water
Real packages, seasons, routes, and rates.
The source site already has the details guests need. This concept brings them forward so visitors can compare the trip before they hit the reservation page.
Coal Harbour / August-September
Offshore Tuna Fishing
Action-packed Albacore Tuna trips with a guide who won the 2019 Race for the Blue derby.
- Rate
- $3,300
- Group
- Up to 3-4 anglers
Port Hardy / Port McNeill / Telegraph Cove
Inshore Fishing
Salmon and halibut with half-day and full-day options available. Source notes this trip is family friendly.
- Full day
- $1,900 up to 4 anglers
- Half day
- $1,000 up to 4 anglers
Port Hardy and Port McNeill / 6:00 pm-9:30 pm
Night Bite
Watch the sunset while trolling salmon until dark with a group of up to six people.
- Rate
- $900 with up to 4 guests
- Extra guests
- $100 each
Port McNeill / Port Hardy / Telegraph Cove
Eco Tour
Smaller-group wildlife viewing for eagles, sea lions, humpback whales, killer whales, dolphins, and more.
- Rate
- $2,200 for 5 hours
- Season
- Humpbacks June-Sept; killer whales July-Sept
Walk N Wade / Seasonal waters
Freshwater Fishing
Fly fishing or gear. The source package notes that all gear and tackle can be provided.
- Rate
- $1,000 per day for 2 people
- Option
- $1,200 per day for 3 people
Source note: rates are subject to 5% GST. A fuel surcharge may apply if commercial marine grade fuel rises above $1.50/L.
Your guide
Larry Weber brings local water knowledge to every trip.
Larry began sport fishing at 9 years old in Port Hardy, started commercial salmon fishing at 15, and now guides guests through ocean and inshore trips with local knowledge, warmth, and practical planning.
- Fully licensed and insured with current CPR and First Aid certification.
- Filomi Days derby winner in Port Hardy and Race for the Blue Tuna winner in Tofino.
- Guides guests through safety, weather, tides, fishing plans, and cleaning or bagging the catch.
What to expect
Comfort is part of the charter, not an afterthought.
Start with clarity
Typical days begin around 6 am at the dock with a safety briefing, fishing plan, and notes on weather conditions and slack tides.
Settle into the boat
The source FAQ names a custom-built 28' Silver Streak XW with twin Mercury 300 hp engines and a private washroom.
Netfish and grill
Fresh coffee from a French press and barbeque lunch on deck are part of the source trip story, with BBQ lunch or charcuterie listed as reservation add-ons.
Booking path
No fake form. Just a clearer path to the real reservation request.
The source reservation page collects package, contact details, add-ons, comments, and preferred dates. This concept keeps the booking action there and uses the homepage to prepare better inquiries.
Compare package fit
Choose the route, season, duration, and group size that match the trip.
Request preferred dates
Submit the source reservation request. A 25% deposit is required to hold reservations.
Prepare for the dock
Fishing licenses are not included. Bring your beverage of choice and dress for conditions.
Trip notes
The practical details guests look for before they commit.
Where do we leave from?
FAQ source lists Bear Cove Marina at 6770 Bear Cove Road for Port Hardy and North Island Marina at 1488 Beach Drive for Port McNeill.
What is included?
High-end fishing gear, bait for salmon and halibut, rain gear, hydrostatic release life jackets, a Transport Canada Approved Vessel, and a ticketed insured local guide.
What about weather?
Source FAQ says marine weather forecasts and wind direction are checked in real time, and cancellation or refund decisions are at the guide's discretion.
Can we change dates?
Source policy asks for 60 days advance notice for cancellations or changes. Short-notice deposits are non-refundable unless dates can be re-booked.
"The boat is stunning and well equipped with a heated cabin and toilet."
Megan, source package page testimonial
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