Situated some 35 miles northwest of Prince Rupert BC, Canada, Haa Nee Naa Lodge proudly boasts as being one of British Columbia's northern most saltwater salmon fishing lodges. Safely nestled in a secluded, breathtaking cove on the north shore of Dundas Island, and 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.

Being a floating resort has allowed Haa Nee Naa Lodge to situate their guests only minutes from the migratory paths of millions of pacific salmon. Once the exclusive haven of commercial salmon fishermen, Dundas Island's calm, protected, swell-free waters were pioneered by Haa Nee Naa Lodge as the island's first and only sportfishing resort. Lodge guests need only take a short boat ride to the finest salmon fishing waters found anywhere in the world.

The Dundas Island group lies between the waters of Dixon Entrance East and Chatham Sound and overwhelms you with some of the most breathtaking scenery on the Pacific Coast. 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 crab prepared specially for you by the lodge's chef. The waters around Dundas Island are also home to countless other mammal life. It is not uncommon to watch pods of Orcas (Killer Whales) swim within yards of your boat while majestic bald eagles sore in the skies above. Other local residents include porpoises, seals, sea lions, otters, wolves, humpback whales and a vast array of bird life; so don't forget your camera!

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