We offer exclusive access for up to 12 anglers at a time. Small groups make for a great atmosphere, friendly fishing rivalries and the chance to truly unwind.
You'll find us where the B.C. coastline meets Alaska.
We take pains to make it the place where sportsfishing meets worry-free days.
Sleep soundly in the wild
Eagle Pointe Lodge has a mix of ocean views and suites that look onto the surrounding forest. All guests enjoy private rooms with either king, queen or double beds. You’ll get a good night’s sleep wherever you lay your head.
You’ll work up an appetite
We’ve got plenty of fresh—really fresh—seafood and an inspired chef. It’s a combination that makes for inspired and delicious dinners. Our kitchen also serves up big breakfasts and grab-and-go lunch items for guests to eat while fishing.
Our chef
Sage Hartland grew up in the B.C. interior—and in a bustling family kitchen. The combination made it only natural that she would go to cooking school and then work in restaurants and lodges around B.C. and Alberta. She has a passion for sustainability and for letting high-quality ingredients speak for themselves. In the off-season she enjoys fishing, hiking and travelling.
Off-the-hook activities
There’s plenty to do when the fishing is over for the day. Take a hike, unwind in the lodge or relax in the sauna or hot tub—whatever floats your boat. We also offer guided whale-watching trips, wildlife tours and Zodiac excursions to nearby points of interest like Manzanita Cove.
Our gift shop
We stock specialty items from Arc’teryx and Patagonia. You’ll also find plenty of hats, T-shirts, hoodies and warm socks. If you’re bringing gifts home, we have eagle and whale stuffies as well as children’s shirts and hoodies.
Rates 2023
$5,800 CDN
4 Days / 3 Nights, per person
( taxes not included )
$6,600 CDN
5 Days / 4 Nights, per person
( taxes not included )
We go overboard—in a good way
At Eagle Pointe Lodge, “all-inclusive” means just that. We take care of everything from the helicopter ride to meals to processing and packing your fish. You still have to reel them in, however.
Every trip includes:
- Helicopter round trip from Prince Rupert
- 10 hours of guided fishing per full day, 4 hours on arrival and departure day
- Fully equipped boats including marine heads
- Cleaning, freezing and vacuum packaging of your catch
- Saltwater licences for Canadian waters
- Appropriate fishing tackle and rain gear
- 5-star meals and snacks
- Complimentary bar and beverages
Frequently asked questions
The lodge has high-speed internet and very good Wi-Fi coverage. Be sure to enable Wi-Fi calling on your device.
Cell service is not available at the lodge. However, guests have found coverage at certain spots on the water.
Guests can be reached via our emergency number: 250-596-9924. The lodge also has land lines for your use.
We have a guest computer available, along with a printer and scanner.
All rooms are equipped with blow dryers.
All boats are stocked with bug spray and sunscreen.
Bonfires (with smores) are available upon request each night.
Your gratuity reflects our service and how much you enjoyed your stay. The minimum gratuity is $180 per person per night. Groups can bring a cheque payable to Eagle Pointe Lodge to cover the gratuities. Debit, Mastercard, and Visa are also accepted.