Fishing Charter Services

Sooke provides access to the nutrient-rich waters of the Strait of Juan de Fuca, a prime habitat for various salmon species. Chinook salmon, also known as "kings," are particularly abundant from May through October, with some reaching over 30 pounds during peak season . Coho salmon, renowned for their spirited fight, typically appear in July, followed by sockeye, pink, and chum salmon in late summer and autumn. The proximity of productive fishing grounds, such as Possession Point and Otter Point, allows for quick access to excellent fishing opportunities just minutes from the dock .

Pacific halibut are the largest flatfish in the North Pacific, known for their incredible size, strength, and delicious, firm white meat. These bottom-dwelling giants can grow over 300 pounds, though most caught in local waters range between 20 and 80 pounds, still offering a serious challenge and rewarding experience. Our experienced guide knows the prime spots and techniques to help you land one of these prized catches, all while taking in the stunning views. Halibut fishing in Sooke promises excitement, challenge, and the chance to reel in a true West Coast trophy.

The coastal waters here are also rich with a variety of exciting species such as lingcod, and rockfish which provide plenty of action for anglers of all skill levels. Lingcod, known for their aggressive strikes and powerful fights, are a favorite among sport fishers, while the colorful and abundant rockfish offer both fun and steady action throughout the day. Sooke’s underwater reefs, and kelp beds create ideal habitats for these species, making it a top spot for bottom fishing. Sport fishing in Sooke promises the chance to reel in some of the Pacific’s most interesting and delicious fish.