The West Coast Fishing Club - Far Beyond
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Panama's Newest Fishing Resort • Opening 2011
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The Clubhouse Overview
Situated on Langara Island's highest point, The Clubhouse offers a spectacular vista overlooking the surrounding ocean 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 offers the trip of a lifetime.
Visit Resort - The Outpost
The Outpost Overview
The Outpost is a land based resort perfectly situated on the otherwise inaccessible far reaches of the west coast of Haida Gwaii and provides an experience like no other fishing lodge.
Anglers have access to a fishery that provides vast numbers of Salmon and monster Halibut within 15 minutes of the dock. We specialize in customizing the ultimate corporate fishing adventure for groups of 2- 14 guests.
Visit Resort - 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 close proximity to the fishery allows you to have lines in the water, just 10 minutes from leaving the dock! This particular area of Langara Island is a feeding ground for millions of Salmon and Halibut.
Visit Resort - Panama
Panama Overview
Offering a unique experience, The West Coast Fishing Club's newest destination is Panama, offering world class billfishing and incredible Rooster, Tuna and Dorado fishing.
With accommodation for up to twelve guests, this grand floating hotel offers the setting, service and surrounds of a world-class establishment. Panama is one of the best kept fishing secrets in the world and yours to discover.
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Outpost Update ~ 14 Aug "perfect"
« Back to Posts- Aug. 14, 2011 11:39PM
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How would you define a perfect day of salmon fishing?
let me know if you think these photos would speak a thousand words towards that definition...
Flat calm, no wind.
T-shirts, bent rods.
Clear water, lots of fish.
Big fish & great guides.
Peacefull, fun.
New aquaintences, adventures and places.
A birthday and the biggest catch of your life.
Some friendly competition and good humored ribbing.
Miles of untouched wilderness to share with a dozen friends.
And the cherished KRUD "Green Jacket" if you can take down Marky-Mark (last nights winner).
Ken Beatty
The Outpost
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Greg Cloud
Aug. 15, 2011 3:00PMI noticed that one nice fish in the clear water then held up appears to be an adipose fin clipped hatchery fish. Of all the fish you have posted I think this is the only one. How many do you get in a season? When I fish HaaNeeNaa on Dundas Is. in Dixon entrance in mid june we have never seen a clippie in 10 years. Would be interesting to see if this fish had a nose tag and where it was from. You might want to purchase a "wand" that the fish checkers use to detect the super tiny tag, remove the head and freeze for some fish data. What an incredible sean all the lodges have had up there.
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