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Main Address :
6669 Horne Rd
Sooke
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BC
V9Z 1H6
Canada
Phone :
(250) 744-4908
Fax :
(250) 642-6650
Summer Address :
6669 Horne Rd
Sooke
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BC
V9Z 1H6
Canada
Phone :
(250) 744-4908
Fax :
(250) 642-6650
Toll Free :
888-649-6669
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Sooke Ocean Resort
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Sooke Ocean Resort is newly built luxury vacation rental accommodation in Sooke, BC on west coast Vancouver Island offering world class sport fishing and relaxing holiday opportunities.
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General:
Full Service
Fishing Available:
Chinook Salmon, Coho Salmon, Salmon, Halibut, Ling Cod, Rock Fish
Hunting Available:
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Dates Open :
Lake or Area Name :
Sooke, British Columbia
The information on this site was provided to us from the lodge or outfitter. Please visit their link to find even more detailed information.
Located on the Southern end of Vancouver Island is nature's little secret ~ Sooke BC. Treat yourself to Sooke Ocean Resort. There is no need to go any further for a relaxing holiday.
Sooke boasts Canada's southern most salt water harbour with the most moderate climate in Canada. It is warmed in the winter by the ocean currents and cooled in the summer by the Pacific Breezes. Escape the cold and heat of Eastern Canada by coming to Sooke Ocean Resort, Sooke BC
Our newly built vacation rental accommodation accommodates up to 14 guests for fishing adventures and relaxing holidays. Overlooking the Strait of Juan de Fuca and the Olympic Mountains Sooke Ocean Resort has magnificent ocean views.
Chinook Salmon - Largest of the salmon. Make powerful, determined runs when fought, rarely leaping, battles with large chinook often last a half-hour or more. Lightly spotted blue-green back; dark mouth with black gums at the base of the teeth; V-shaped silvery tail, the top and bottom generally covered with spots.
Coho Salmon - Notorious for their wild, fast and erratic fight, frequently punctuated by acrobatic leaps out of the water. Bright silver in colour; white mouth, with white gums at the base of the teeth; silver tail with spots usually on the top and a wide base.
Chum Salmon - Noted for long runs and aggressive tactics —pound for pound the toughest fighting ocean salmon. Large mouth with well-developed teeth in both jaws; white tip on the anal fin; lack of spots on back; slightly forked tail, with silver streaks and a narrow base.
Halibut - Will feel like a dead weight when reeling up from the ocean floor, with occasional determined deep runs, but will fight erratically once they’ve broken the surface. Flat, diamond-shaped body; mottled brown topside, white underbody; both eyes on top of head; large symmetrical mouth; small scales. Any halibut over 70 pounds is a female carrying millions of eggs.
Lingcod - Can offer a fight similar to salmon when initially hooked. Large mouth with very sharp canine-like teeth, small smooth scales, colour varies with environmental conditions but generally dark mottling, with light golden spotting over brown, grey, green shades; gray-white belly. A very durable fish with a very high survival rate when released.
Rockfish - Numerous types in a wide variety of colours; all have wide mouths and spiny dorsal fin; most common is yellow-eye rockfish, which have a bright orange-red to orange-yellow body and bright yellow eyes. Should be fished very selectively—when brought to the surface rockfish will rarely survive being released.
Sooke (population: 9700), overlooks a secluded harbour at the south-western tip of Vancouver Island, “where the rainforest meets the sea.” Whiffin Spit, a protrusion nearly 1.5 km (1 mi) long, protects the community from the powerful waves of the Juan de Fuca Strait. Sooke is the gateway to the West Coast; the origin of yellow-bloomed Scotch Broom shrubs that now grow as far south as California and as far north as Alaska; and the site of some of the best salmon fishing, surfing and birding on Vancouver Island’s west coast.
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