​Imagine this: You're in the heart of the Great Bear Rainforest, surrounded by towering trees, crystal clear waters, and an orchestra of wildlife sounds. No bustling city noises, no demanding schedule, just you, and the tranquility of nature. That's what solo travel at Finn Bay Lodge offers—a peaceful retreat, where you can relax, explore, and reconnect with yourself.

​Today's world thrives on connectivity, but this constant interaction often leaves us feeling mentally exhausted and overwhelmed. This is where Finn Bay Lodge, nestled in the heart of the Great Bear Rainforest, comes in as a serene escape to unwind and recharge.

​Whether you are an avid angler or a curious beginner, there is something fundamentally therapeutic and soul-soothing about fishing. Nestled within the tranquil heart of the Great Bear Rainforest, Finn Bay Lodge offers an unparalleled fishing experience, seamlessly intertwining the beauty of nature with the simple pleasure of casting a line into the serene waters. Here, we explore the multitude of ways fishing at Finn Bay Lodge serves as a balm for the soul.

​Welcome to Finn Bay Lodge, an unspoiled sanctuary nestled in the heart of British Columbia. Renowned for its rich wildlife, lush landscapes, and captivating coastlines, it's no wonder photographers from around the globe are drawn to the untouched beauty of Finn Bay Lodge. Whether you're a seasoned photographer or a budding hobbyist, the lodge offers a diverse palette of visual wonders waiting to be captured.

​Finn Bay Lodge, located in the pristine waters of Rivers Inlet, British Columbia, is a premier destination for anglers seeking a thrilling salmon fishing experience. Two of the most sought-after species found in these waters are Chinook and Coho salmon. Both fish are unique and offer different challenges and rewards for anglers. In this blog post, we'll explore the key differences between Chinook and Coho salmon and share tips on how to catch both during your stay at Finn Bay Lodge.