EXPERIENCE THE DUNCANBY DIFFERENCE

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Duncanby Lodge, one of the most respected salmon and halibut sports fishing destinations in BC, is now ranked as one of best in Canada.


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LIFE IS GOOD HERE 

Fishing

Rivers Inlet is home to one of the most diverse recreational fisheries in the world.

The Lodge

Duncanby Lodge is one of the most respected salmon and halibut fishing destinations in BC and is ranked as one of the best in Canada.

Salmon Hatchery

Hatchery programs are absolutely vital for all species of salmon. Today 1 in 4 Chinook salmon is the result of a hatchery program.

Rates & Availability

Come Experience the Duncanby Difference! Learn more about our All-Inclusive Packages, Rates and Availability.

2026 Season Opens in

Our Rental Home in Costa Rica

Hello friends, booking for our rental home in Costa Rica can now be done directly through www.duncanbydelsur.com/accommodation If you’re already heading to Costa Rica and have a place to stay, we also offer fishing charters and sunset/snorkeling charters. If you have any questions or inquiries please email admin@duncanbydelsur.com or call Andy at 604-690-6904

BC’S COAST IS DIVERSE AND PRODUCTIVE. STRATEGIES TO PROTECT AND SUPPORT IT

SALMON ALLOCATION POLICY REVIEW PROCESS MATERIALS AND IMPLICATIONS

A broader consultation stage of the British Columbia Salmon Allocation Policy Review process, which initiated in 2018, has been launched by Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO).

The objective of this consultation is to review the 1999 An Allocation Policy for Pacific Salmon (“Salmon Allocation Policy” or “SAP”) and inform the development of recommendations for a renewed policy that would apply to British Columbia.     

The SAP Consultation Package, which includes the DFO Discussion Paper: Perspectives and Recommendations from the Review of the 1999 Allocation Policy for Pacific Salmon in British Columbia, was released on December 1, 2025. The document summarizes key themes and perspectives from the review process that may be refined based on the feedback received. The document also includes a link to the BC SAP Review Terms of Reference for further context.    

PROVIDE FEEDBACK BY JANUARY 9!

Your feedback to DFO on the discussion paper document—highlighting the importance of predictable and reliable access to sustainable salmon fisheries for both you and the recreational sector—is important and strongly encouraged. Please submit your comments by email through this link or to DFO.SAPReviewBC-PASRevueBC.MPO@dfo-mpo.gc.ca by no later than January 9, 2026.

YOUR VOICE MATTERS! SAP feedback letter/e-mail suggestions

DFO’s BC Salmon Allocation Policy Review Discussion Paper - December 2025

SAP context materials, links, and documents will be updated here;

Backgrounder - SAP proposed changes and context

Why Fixed Caps or Shares Don’t Work for the Recreational Salmon Fishery in BC

Salmon Allocation Policy Review Process - SFAB Perspectives - December 2025

SFAB SAP Review Submission - 2025

CONSERVING OUR SALMON.
SUSTAINING OUR ECONOMY.
RESPECTING OUR HISTORY.

Salmon fishing has been integral to life in British Columbia for millennia. From the sustenance fishing practiced by First Nations through to a rich history of fishing commercially and by recreational anglers, our fish and fishing heritage runs long and deep. Protecting our salmon, our communities, and our shared future in BC relies on respecting and maintaining a sustainable and balanced approach to the management of marine and aquatic resources.

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Delta, BC V4G 1B5
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