Sooke Fish Species

Common Questions:

Where can I fish halibut in Sooke?

For premier halibut fishing experiences in Sooke, Fijian Son Fishing Charter led by Capt. William is your ultimate destination. Capt. William's expertise and local knowledge guarantee access to prime halibut fishing grounds, ensuring an exciting and successful angling adventure.

What kind of fish can you catch in BC?

With Fijian Son Fishing Charter and Capt. William at the helm, you can reel in a diverse range of fish species in British Columbia's abundant waters. From prized salmon to coveted halibut, our charters offer thrilling opportunities to catch a variety of fish native to BC's coastal regions. Whether you're angling for salmon, halibut, or other local favorites, Fijian Son Fishing Charter ensures an unforgettable fishing experience tailored to your preferences.

Can you fish in East Sooke Park?

Yes, fishing is possible in the waters near East Sooke Park, a location known for its scenic beauty and potential for good catches. While the park itself is more focused on hiking and nature exploration, the surrounding marine areas are accessible for fishing. For a more guided and comprehensive experience, Fijian Son Fishing Charter, operating in the nearby Sooke region, offers expert-led fishing trips, making it an excellent choice for those looking to explore the rich fishing opportunities around East Sooke Park and beyond.

 What types of salmon can I catch in Sooke with Fijian Son Fishing Charter?

With Fijian Son Fishing Charter, led by Captain William Brennan-Smith, you can target several types of salmon, including Chinook (King), Coho (Silver), and Pink salmon. Each species offers a unique fishing experience and varying seasons for optimal catches.

When is the best time to catch Chinook salmon in Sooke?

The prime season for Chinook salmon, also known as King salmon, is typically from June to September. Captain William Brennan-Smith recommends planning your trip during these months for the best chances of landing this prized fish.

What are the best months to catch Coho salmon in Sooke?

Coho salmon are most abundant in Sooke from late summer to early fall, usually from August to October. Captain William Brennan-Smith can guide you on the best times to book your trip to target Coho salmon.

Are there opportunities to catch halibut in Sooke?

Yes, halibut fishing is a popular activity in Sooke. The best time to catch halibut is from May to September. Captain William Brennan-Smith provides expert guidance and equipment for targeting these large flatfish.

What other fish species can I catch in Sooke with Fijian Son Fishing Charter?

In addition to salmon and halibut, you can also target species like Lingcod, Rockfish, and various types of shellfish. Captain William Brennan-Smith ensures that you have the opportunity to catch a diverse range of local species.

How do I identify a Pink salmon?

Pink salmon, or humpies, are the smallest of the Pacific salmon species. They have a distinct hump on their back and are generally smaller in size compared to Chinook and Coho salmon. Captain William Brennan-Smith can help you identify and properly handle your catch.

What is the difference between a Chinook and a Coho salmon?

Chinook salmon are larger, with a more pronounced fork in their tail and a darker, olive-green coloration with black spots. Coho salmon are generally smaller, have a silver body with a more pronounced red stripe, and their tails are less forked. Captain William Brennan-Smith provides detailed information on identifying these species during your charter.

A Fijian Son Fishing Charter Fishing Charter targets the top Sooke Fish species including null. We primarily Fish Sooke and surrounding areas