BC Salmon Fishing Resort. Haa Nee Naa Lodge, Prince Rupert, British Columbia.

Haa Nee Naa Lodge, Dundas Island, British Columbia, Canada.

One of the finest Salmon Fishing Lodges in BC, Haa Nee Naa Lodge, provides all-inclusive Salmon Fishing and Saltwater Fly Fishing Adventures.

Safely nestled in a secluded, breathtaking cove on the north shore of Dundas Island, 35 miles northwest of Prince Rupert BC, Canada, Haa Nee Naa Lodge is one of British Columbia's northern most saltwater salmon fishing lodges. It is the only sport fishing resort located amongst the beauty and tranquility of remote Dundas Island, BC.

Overlooking the picturesque South East Alaska Panhandle (only 5 miles to the north) Haa Nee Naa Lodge offers an un-crowded and untouched array of saltwater fishing experiences. Haa Nee Naa Lodge is a floating resort uniquely positioned only minutes from the migratory paths of millions of pacific salmon. A short boat ride places you in the finest salmon fishing waters found anywhere in the world.

Saltwater Sport Fishing
Situated between two of North America's most productive salmon rivers, the Skeena and the Nass, Dundas Island sits directly on the migratory path of millions of Pacific salmon. Our guests get the first crack at these fish as they make their way to local rivers and down the BC westcoast to their place of birth and spawning grounds.

We specialize in ocean bright salmon and a wide array of bottom fish. Most of our guests prefer salmon fishing with a chance of catching a trophy size Spring ( Chinook \ Tyee ) in the 30 pound and over class. Large Northern Coho invade the waters later in the season and provide exciting action on light gear and fly rods for these bright bullets averaging 8 - 14 pounds. Halibut are abundant in the calm protected waters. "Chicken" halibut in the 15 - 25 pound class make up the bulk of the catch but each year large "barn doors" get weighed in. Other species of bottom fish that can be targeted are lingcod, red snapper, and a variety of other rockfish that cumulate on the reefs that surround the island.

Saltwater Fly Fishing
Welcome to the secluded world of Haa Nee Naa Lodge and the breathtaking westcoast beauty that encompasses this protected island paradise. Explore the ideal location to fly cast for Pacific Salmon.

Imagine yourself entering the realm of miles upon miles of kelp forests which border the shorelines and reefs of Dundas Island. Prime feeding grounds for all 5 species of hungry Pacific Salmon. Millions pass through Dundas Island waters each summer making it the premier saltwater fly fishing destination on the British Columbia coast.

Large Northern Coho (silvers) invade the area waters in mid July and provide fly anglers some action packed days. A good day on the cast fly would be in excess of a dozen Coho hookups but the average catch would be 4-6. The acrobatic Coho range in weight from 6 - 20 pounds with the average weighing 9-10 pounds.
Peter Morrison, professional casting instructor, teacher and factory representative for Sage Rods and Scientific Anglers, conducts select saltwater fly fishing seminars each August for Haa-nee-naa Lodge guests. Peter will go over all aspects of saltwater fly fishing from casting, fly selection, fly tying, anchoring, productive areas and much, much more.

Accommodations
The comfort and beauty that surround this 12 guest floating resort extend throughout the resort, from its vibrant westcoast native decor to the comfortable spacious guest rooms. Each inviting guest room is furnished with two twin beds, down filled duvets, sink, vanity and its own personal view of the breathtaking surroundings. Guests enjoy world-class gourmet meals prepared by a Master Chef and are accompanied by a selection of complimentary local and imported wines.

Travel from Vancouver, BC
Haa Nee Naa guests begin their journey at Vancouver International Airport's main termninal, where they depart for Prince Rupert from Vancouver on an hour and a half flight aboard a comfortable commercial airplane to Prince Rupert's Digby Island Airport.

Once at Digby Island, guests will be shuttled with their baggage to the island's float plane dock. North Pacific Air's float plane, either a Beaver or Otter, will greet everyone and continue the journey with a scenic 15 minute ride to our docks.

Plan your next sport fishing vacation at one of British Columbia's truly great saltwater salmon fishing lodges.