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Sooke Basin (48.3751, -123.6749), located in Vancouver Island Region, Area 20, British Columbia, Canada spans 1360.3 hectares (approximately 3361 acres or 13.6 square kilometers).
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About Sooke Basin
Sooke is located at the southern tip of Vancouver island, just west of Victoria. This area is popular for salmon fishing, especially the world famous Vancouver Island chinook. There are also opportunities for halibut and rock fish as well.
Popular areas for big chinook are Secretary (Donaldson) Island, Possession Point, Whiffin Spit, Otter Point and Sheringham Point. These locations are shown on the map below.
Moving up the coast towards Port Renfrew will also provide some great salmon opportunities. Areas like Swiftsure Bank, The Bank and East Point are great for chinook, with coho opportunities in the latter part of the summer.
Download the high resolution map from AnlglersAtlas.com
Lodging and Camping
At Sunny Shores Resort Marina, we offer modern housekeeping units with colour cable TV, tent and trailer sites, firepits, picnic tables, clean washrooms, laundromat, large pool, mini golf, horseshoes and childrens playground. Full marina facilities, boat launching ramp, moorage, gas, diesel, bait, tackle shop, plus boat and motor repairs. Pets on leash.
Open All Year
5621 Sooke Rd RR1
Located 30 km west of Victoria, BC on Hwy 14
Enjoy the ultimate in West Coast fishing adventures with SIDETRACK CHARTERS and your guide, Ron Mallon, on our "SIDETRACK" R-25 Ranger Tug. Salmon fishing from Sooke to Victoria. Feel the power and thrill of hooking a Chinook! Test your skills handling Cohos and Sockeyes. Reel in Pinks until your arms are tired! Maybe you would like to try halibut fishing from May to September.
