Duncanby Lodge is a highly esteemed salmon and halibut fishing charter located in Delta, British Columbia. With a top rating on TripAdvisor, Duncanby Lodge is recognized as one of the best fishing destinations in Canada. Owned and operated by the Keay Family since 2003, the lodge offers guests the opportunity to experience the "Duncanby Difference” – a combination of exceptional location, excellent fishing grounds, comfortable accommodations, superior staff, and flexible fishing and dining times.
Situated in Rivers Inlet on British Columbia's Central Coast, Duncanby Lodge is a popular choice for anglers from across Canada, the United States, and Europe. The lodge's support of the Percy Walkus Hatchery located at the head of the Inlet contributes to the conservation and sustainability of Chinook salmon, one of the world's largest species.
Guests at Duncanby Lodge have access to diverse fishing grounds, including bull kelp beds, open ocean waters, and river estuaries, providing opportunities for various fishing techniques such as mooching, trolling, jigging, spin casting, and fly-fishing. The lodge provides all necessary gear for fishing adventures, with options for self-guided trips in Bridgeview centre console boats or guided trips in Grady White vessels.
In addition to fantastic fishing opportunities, guests can enjoy the stunning landscape surrounding Rivers Inlet, including 40 kilometres of ocean and mountains leading to the headwaters of the Wannock and Kilbella Rivers. Wildlife sightings are common, with humpback whales, bears, and eagles making appearances in the area.
The team at Duncanby Lodge, led by owners Sid “Ocean Whaler” and Leigh “DG” Keay, Lodge Manager Dave "Logie” Logan, and Head Guide Kyle “Lucky Socks” Morton, is dedicated to providing guests with an unforgettable fishing and wilderness experience. For booking information and availability, guests can contact Teena “Lil Sista” Lucas at 1-877-846-6548.
Duncanby Lodge is associated with Wild First, a group working towards the responsible stewardship of wild Pacific salmon by transitioning away from open net-pen fish farms in coastal waters by 2025. By choosing Duncanby Lodge for your fishing adventure, you are supporting sustainable fishing practices and the conservation of British Columbia's natural resources.