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The Clubhouse
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Situated on Langara Island's highest point, The Clubhouse offers a spectacular vista overlooking the ocean surrounded by ancient rain forest and access to the best salmon fishing in the Pacific North West.

Langara Island salmon fishing at this British Columbia resort is no less than first class. Whether you are looking for a corporate salmon fishing adventure or a wilderness retreat, The Clubhouse on Langara Island offers the trip of a lifetime.
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The Outpost
The Outpost Overview
The Outpost is a land based resort that was built to be "the Outpost" to The Clubhouse and to offer guests access to a location that would not otherwise be accessible. The lodge is perfectly situated on the reaches of the west coast of Haida Gwaii and provides an experience like no other fishing lodge.

The Outpost was built to give anglers access to a fishery that provides vast numbers of salmon and monster halibut within 15 minutes of the dock. There are many other ways to spend your trip as you explore the coastal rainforest surroundings.
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North Island Lodge
North Island Lodge Overview
The North Island Lodge is Langara Island's floating palace. Located just off the northern tip of Canada's Haida Gwaii islands, North Island Lodge is perfectly situated to deliver the world's best fishing experience.

The secret is our location; moored directly over the fishing grounds, staying on our floating lodge allows you to have lines in the water, just 10 minutes from leaving the dock! Situated on the edge of the Continental Shelf on Canada's northwestern tip, Langara Island fishing is beyond compare. This particular area of Langara Island is a feeding ground for millions of salmon and halibut, that gather each year to feast on the schools of herring and other bait fish which come here to spawn each spring.
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Panama
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Offering an unique experience, West Coast Fishing Club's newest destination is a magnificent 160 ft ship, moored in a pristine bay off the southern part of the Las Perlas Islands. With accommodation for up to twelve guests, this grand floating hotel offers the setting, service and surrounds of a world-class establishment, moored just off the shore from the future home of West Coast Fishing Club's Pacific Panama Resort.

The Las Perlas Islands is an archipelago in the Gulf of Panama that has long been a sought after destination for world class fishing. Moored in the most southern point of the islands, off the rugged shores of Isla Del Rey, our luxurious floating hotel at Punta Coco offers the ultimate jumping off point for world class Billfishing. Minutes from the ship you will find incredible Rooster, Tuna and Durado fishing.
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Jul. 09, 2011 8:58PM
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Outpost Update: Paxton is 100% certain he can get this thing to turn over so last night he was all over the old backhoe...

after 15 years of sitting in one place I'd wager that its not going anywhere...either way it was a lovely evening...

and things were looking very promising for the next day...which arrived and WOW...it was picture perfect...

The boats headed out all day and had superb fishing: lots, big, sun and calm, lets look at some of the photos...

Shane, John "the hammer" and guide Adam show off one of many...

Curtis and Jason hold onto a couple of beauties

Marky-Mark and Grant pose in the sunlight

It was hot, sunny and flat out there today, the boys ran from Freeman rock to Tien, getting salmon at will until that got boring or they limited out. I heard stories of guests taking a break, pulling their gear so they could enjoy a beer...Sonny as a triathlete decided to do both at once...

There were complaints about being too sore after playing so many fish and everyone looked BEAT by the time they hit the dock. The insanity continues out there...

Lovely vistas and after everyone limited on chinook they switched to halis...

Jeff and Big Cakes battle something deep below.

John works hard on one of our new Avet hali reels.

Jason JP and Curtis show off a perfect day on the water...carbon copy for everyone else...

I'm very happy to report 3 halis over 100 lbs were released today and a few chinooks danced around that Tyee mark...one crested the mark at 31 lbs.

FINALLY for me after half a dozen attempts in 2 years I got my first Chinook off my paddle board...

22 lbs and kind of tricky to land, it was a picture perfect day...

...not sure how many chinooks have been hooked played and landed from a SUP on the west side of Graham Island...I say there's a good chance this is the first.

Ken Beatty

WCFC The Outpost

Reply Johnny Khoo
Jul. 12, 2011 1:35PM
WOW!! Got to try to catch one the way you did, KennyB. Not too difficult eh?
Reply Pork Chop
Jul. 11, 2011 6:09PM
Outstanding KB! Sounds like you guys are having a hell of a season. The blog is in top form, the photos are ace and apparently Milan's emergency line has been silent. All the best up there from down here.
Reply Whit
Jul. 11, 2011 2:02PM
Bahaha - great success!! Nice to see a blog with you and big cakes. :)
Reply judy
Jul. 11, 2011 11:32AM
Wow Kenny, thats awesome, now try for a 150 lb hali !!!
Reply Dad
Jul. 10, 2011 2:41PM
WOW KB a triumph
Reply Ronne
Jul. 10, 2011 1:10PM
Nice job KB!!
Reply Randy
Jul. 10, 2011 9:27AM
Nicely done, KB. We'll be watching for pix of the C & R of a 100+ lb. hali!
Reply Dyane
Jul. 10, 2011 7:11AM
OMG, Kenny! Call Guiness Book of Records!! Well done!
Reply Ray Wong
Jul. 09, 2011 9:45PM
nice job Kenny B, I'd have trouble just staying on that wobbly board let alone land a salmon from it. I think you should go after a salmon shark from that thing next. Are the boys still fishing for squid in the dark out there, if so i will bring them some squid lures in a week.