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The Halibut season will likely begin in March and carry right into next fall. Halibut fishing is still open, and has been solid all season with fish in the 25 - 75 pound range being caught regularly. The halibut have had a sweet tooth for octopus, but are now starting to develop a taste for Herring as we get closer to the spawn. Being voracious feeders, halibut will eat just about anything, but they do have their favourites! We have had an incredible fall fishery for Halibut. Lots of catch and release after limiting out! This has to have been the best fall Halibut fishing we have seen! If you are interested in doing some Salmon or Halibut fishing now or in 2014, Call Mike @ 1-877-694-(FISH)3474 for details.

Mike guest hosted another episode of BC Outdoors Sport Fishing (to be aired in the winter). He will also be a speaker for several seminars at the Vancouver Boat Show and welcomes you to drop by and say hi. The Quarterdeck provides the perfect base for your salmon excursion, as there is great fishing within minutes of the dock. Enjoy the warm comfort of the restaurant and pub, as you unwind and reminisce about the trophy you caught that day. The chef will even cook your "catch of the day"! It doesn't get any fresher! Call Mike @ 1-877-694-(FISH)3474 or email info@tidesandtales.com for details. This is the perfect getaway! There are still some spots available for our extremely popular "Fishtales Flyshop" Tuna and Saltwater Fly fishing excursions, based at the Eagle Manor Resort in Old Quatsino BC. These trips run the last week in august, and the first week in September, and coincide with huge migrations of hungry Silver (Coho) salmon, and bottom fish off the west side of Vancouver Island! Call Mike @ 1-877-694-(FISH)3474 or email info@tidesandtales.com if you would like to learn more about these two exciting fisheries! Check out Mikes latest article about Salmon fishing by clicking here - (Fishing With Morry) We are looking forward to seeing some of our old fishing buddies, as well as many new ones. Tight lines, and good fishing to you! Mike

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