THE FISH
What's the Catch? There's lots! Depending on the time of year you book your Fishing Trip, will dictate what you will be able to catch, or need to release. Below we've listed a few examples of what you will catch on a typical fishing trip, how many and how BIG!
No matter the time of year, in order to Set Sea you'll need to be licensed first.
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Salmon
4 salmon a day, 8 in possession (unless there is a chinook closure or limit reduction, usually this limit consists of no more than 2 chinook salmon per day and the remaining salmon can be either coho salmon or pink salmon.)
Halibut
2 halibut under 85cm’s or 1 halibut over 90cm’s, but under 126cm’s. Fisheries Canada regulations determine year to year if the 2 halibut under 90cm’s can be kept in the same day. Sometimes during certain time frames it is regulated that only 1 halibut under 90cm’s can be kept per day, with 2 halibut under 90cm’s in possession.
Lingcod
Typically catching 3 lingcod per day and 6 lingcod in possession. This limit may change year to year.
Rockfish
Typically 3 rockfish per day and 6 rockfish in possession. This excludes Yelloweye rockfish as there is a closure in our area for that species.
Crab
Typically 6 per day and 12 in possession. Dungeness Crab is the most common crab caught, but may also include Red Rock Crab and Tanner Crab.