Copper Bay Lodge is nestled in the Queen Charlotte Islands in British Columbia. Remote, pristine wilderness surrounds this rustic lodge that has been hosting fishermen for decades. A Copper Bay Lodge experience is like no other. Quite simply, your journey will be an amazing fishing trip. With exclusive guiding access to three gorgeous classified rivers, you'll have unique access to secluded fishing opportunities. This is the ultimate getaway for Coho, Chum, Pink, Sockeye Salmon and Steelhead and Cutthroat Trout. Fish with lifetime professional guides with a sixth-sense connection to this wilderness.

Your journey to the oldest fishing lodge in the Queen Charlotte Islands is as little as 2 hours from Vancouver, and getting there is part of the adventure. You'll depart Vancouver by plane to Sandspit. Your alternative is a combined drive and ferries through the heart of Vancouver, about a 20 hour adventure. (Most of our visitors fly!) Near the end of your journey you'll travel about a half hour on a gravel logging road into the middle of nowhere. Literally. Leave the rest of the world behind for a while and enjoy the peace and quite that is Copper Bay Lodge. If your idea of "therapy" is kicking back in a rocking chair watching the sunrise, you've come to the right place.

The Lodge overlooks the Strait of Juan de Fuca, your personal sunrise reflecting pool. Within 10-45 minutes from the Lodge lies some of the best salmon and trout fishing in the world. The Lodge provides the ideal basecamp for your fishing holiday, combining home-cooked meals (perhaps the best in BC), comfortable beds and the best gear for your fully outfitted adventure.

Wildlife nearly overruns the Lodge.