by Dominique Storm

Created on: June 24, 2008

Are you looking for the ultimate fishing vacation? Then look no further, fishing Canada's vast waters is where you want to be. From the diverse fauna to the abundant wildlife there is something for everyone.

So now the question you must ask yourself is what kind of vacation are you looking for? This is essential in narrowing down your possibilities. Do you want to do freshwater or salt water fishing? Are you looking for a full facility resort or rustic? Are you travelling with adults or children? Do you want to rent a boat, launch a boat or go on a guided fishing trip? How far are you willing to travel? How much are you willing to spend? Once you have narrowed down what you are looking for it is time to find the perfect spot.

A good place to start is the internet there is a wealth of information at your fingertips. A fantastic site for researching fishing lodges and resorts is http://www.resortsandlodges.com/resort-type/fishing- resorts/canada/index.html as well as any of the provincial websites.

Salmon Fishing in British Columbia This is a great province to experience the thrill of salmon fishing while experiencing the diverse culture and natural resources that surround you. In order to fish in BC you will need to obtain a fishing licence which can be purchased at most resorts as well as online here: http://www.env.gov.bc.ca/fw/fish/licences/.

Chinootka Lodge http://www.fishingnootkasound.com/ located in Nootka Sound, BC is a full service resort offering accommodations only, full service packages, and bring your own boat packages. There are a few options to getting to the resort which is located on Vancouver Island. Fly into Campbell River, and the staff will come to pick you up at the airport, drive in via Campbell River, by boat, or charter a float plane and land directly in front of the lodge. This resort boasts un-crowded waters, and an abundance of Coho and Chinook Salmon, as well as fantastic Halibut fishing.

Lake Fishing Saskatchewan Too often is Saskatchewan over looked when it comes to planning a vacation. The northern lakes in Saskatchewan offer a vast variety of fishing opportunities coupled with quiet peaceful vacations. The wide open skies offer a full day of sunshine with ample time for fishing and exploration, at night you can sit peacefully by your lodging and often you will be able to view the northern lights over the water. For information on fishing licences in Saskatchewan visit this site http://fishingdestinations.ca/info/saskregs.htm.

Jan Lake

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