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DC Fish Charters is a fishing charter and tour operator based in Prince Rupert, British Columbia, and owned and operated by Dustin Culp. Dustin and his team work tirelessly to provide an unforgettable experience for their clients, whether they are seasoned anglers or first-time fishermen. They offer a wide range of services, operating a 2015 Kingfisher 2725 premium fishing boat, specially designed for comfort and performance in the harsh conditions of the northern coast.
The Kingfisher boat is equipped with a fully enclosed heated cabin, sleeping quarters, freshwater sink, shower, spacious head, dining table with seating, and an onboard barbecue. It also features a custom-built roof rack system for storing gear during two- and three-day fishing charters. DC Fish Charters offers first-class guided tours on both the world-renowned waters of Prince Rupert and the beautiful Douglas Channel in Kitimat.
Their guided tours give clients the opportunity to target a variety of fish species, including Pacific Chinook, Coho, Halibut, Ling Cod, and a wide range of bottom fish. In addition to fishing, DC Fish Charters also offers the chance to catch crab and prawn, providing a complete seafood experience. They offer different pricing options for day fishing trips for both small and large groups, as well as packages for overnight stays at a floating lodge in Work Channel, complete with comfortable accommodations and spectacular views of the surrounding wildlife.
For the lodge packages, guests are encouraged to bring food and drinks, rain gear/warm clothes, and a sleeping bag and pillow. DC Fish Charters can provide coolers for food and drinks, depending on the amount needed. Prices for lodge packages vary throughout the season, with different lodging options available for groups of different sizes. The team at DC Fish Charters are dedicated to providing an exceptional fishing experience in the stunning waters of northern British Columbia, ensuring that every trip with them is filled with memories to last a lifetime.