| Sandspit Adventures and The Harbour Inn - Our experienced guides will provide you with the best possible fishing experience that Mother Nature can provide. Tours to the Hot Springs and Haiida ruins and island shore stops are available. A road tour to the North Island, Haiida Museum and shopping are available at day rates. Naden Lodge - renowned salmon fishing grounds, on the northern coast of Graham Island. Situated in the Village of Masset, it is a 10 year old, 10-bed resort, on the waterfront, overlooking the boat basin. All ocean salmon fishing in the Queen Charlotte Islands is fully guided by expert local guides. Their combined years of experience on these waters exceed 25 years. Fishing is done from either our 28 'Boston Whaler Walkaround or our 25' Boston Whaler Revenge. Transportation
to Queen Charlottes The home of the Haida people for 8,000 years, the Queen Charlottes are a geographical treasure. Haunting scenic vistas. Challenging outdoor pursuits. A thriving coastal culture. The Queen Charlotte Islands offer the promise of a magical journey to the centre of your soul. The two main islands are Graham Island in the north, and Moresby Island in the south. Graham and Moresby are separated by the very narrow Skidegate Channel (pronounced “Skid-eh-Gate”). The total Islands population is approximately 6000. The main centers are Masset, Old Massett, Port Clements, Tlell, Skidegate, Queen Charlotte City, and Sandspit. A full range of services are available here, including banking facilities (ATM) in Queen Charlotte City and Masset, grocery stores, rental cars, restaurants, accommodation, fishing lodges, fishing supplies, charter excursions, shower and laundry facilities, liquor stores. The main airport is located in Sandspit on Moresby Island. A 30 minute of drive plus a 20 minute ferry ride is required to get from the airport to Graham Island and the other communities. An airport shuttle and bus service is available. The Charlottes are wet and windy from October to February and storms can also occur during the summer. July is the dryer month. Cape Saint James at the southern tip of the archipelago is has at times some of the worst weather in all of Canada with some of the highest wind velocities ever recorded in Canada. Spanning the entire length of the Queen Charlotte Islands are the Queen Charlotte Mountains, some of which reach elevations over 800 metres.
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