Silverback Fishing Adventures

Situated some 35 miles northwest of Prince Rupert B.C. Canada The Haa-nee-naa Lodge proudly boasts being one of British Columbia's northern most full service, fly in, floating saltwater fishing resorts. Safely nestled in a secluded breathtaking cove on the north shore of Dundas Island the lodge overlooks the picturesque Southeast Alaska panhandle. From its calm protected coves, inlets and bays stretch massive kelp beds which extend to the ocean pounded rocks and beautiful white sand beaches.

Dundas Island is rich in scenery and wildlife alike. Weather permitting, lodge guests may also stroll the beaches or enjoy a hearty shore lunch prepared specially for you by the lodge's chef. The waters around Dundas are also home to much marine wildlife from Orca whales, humpback and grey whales to eagles and many shore and diving birds. The island also hosts seals, seal lions, porpoises, otters and wolves to mention a few, so don't forget your camera.

Silverback Fishing Adventures has operated since 1992, and are approaching their 14th season. The lodge operates from mid May to mid September. The Lodge's six units are BC Approved Accommodation. Guests are provided with full accommodations complete with chef prepared meals.

The Fishing Experience with Silverback Fishing Adventures. There are unguided and guided packages available

Unguided boats are 16 foot welded aluminum vessels built in Prince Rupert for the waters we fish. Each boat comes with a 40 HP Honda electric start outboard motor, LCD depth sounder, VHF radio, and all coast guard approved life saving equipment. All the tackle needed to catch that trophy salmon or halibut is also provided.
Guided fishermen will fish from either 21' or 19 foot vessels that are also loaded with all the amenities.

Where you will fish and what types of fish to be caught?
Fish 2 to 15 minutes from the lodge depending on fish activity. Guests can expect to fish calm protected water with no swell.  Guests can expect to catch beautiful hard fighting salmon and bottom fish that will be processed expertly to ensure a quality product when they arrive home.

When to visit?
It's great salmon and bottom fishing throughout their entire operating season it just varies on the species of salmon that are caught. Mid May to July 25, Chinook salmon. July to September Coho salmon. July to Aug. 23, Pink salmon. June 15 to Aug.15 Chum salmon.

How do visitors get there? Jet service from Vancouver, B.C. to Prince Rupert and then chartered floatplane service to the lodge.

What are your high season rates (average, lowest – highest)? $2795.00 all inclusive from Vancouver B.C. for Mon-Fri. $2695.00