Nanaimo Halibut?!?
There have been a handful of halibut caught around the mid Island area in the last week. A couple near Thrasher Rock and some closer to Nanoose. While this is...
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Lowrance
Lowrance Halo 20 – Compact 20” Marine Radar System
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Simrad NSS 9 Evo 3S Chartplotter & Fishfinder
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Simrad NSS 7 Evo 3 Chartplotter & Fishfinder
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Lowrance HDS PRO 10 3-in-1 HD Active Imaging
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Lowrance HDS PRO – 9″ / 10″ / 12″ – No Transducer
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Simrad NSS 12 Evo 3S Chartplotter & Fishfinder
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Lowrance HDS PRO 12 with Active Imaging HD
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NSO evo3S 16" System Pack **Display Unit**
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Frequently Asked Questions
Best Boat Electronics for Canadian Waters Frequently Asked Questions
Q. What are the best boat electronics for Canadian waters?
The best boat electronics for Canadian waters include GPS chartplotters, fish finders, VHF radios, and radar systems designed for coastal navigation, changing weather, and deep-water fishing conditions.
Q. What electronics do I need for salmon fishing on Vancouver Island?
For salmon fishing, a GPS chartplotter with CHIRP sonar or live sonar is essential, along with a reliable VHF radio for communication and safety in offshore conditions.
Q. What is the difference between a fish finder and a chartplotter?
A fish finder uses sonar to locate fish and structure underwater, while a chartplotter provides GPS navigation and mapping. Many modern units combine both into one system for convenience.
Q. Are combo fish finder and GPS units worth it?
Yes, combo units are the most popular choice because they combine navigation and sonar in one display, saving space and making it easier to manage your electronics on the water.
Q. What brands of marine electronics are most reliable?
Top marine electronics brands include Garmin, Lowrance, Raymarine, and Simrad, known for durability, advanced sonar technology, and reliable performance in Canadian marine conditions.
Q. What is the best boat electronics setup for coastal fishing in Canada?
The best setup includes a mid-to-large chartplotter with sonar, a VHF radio for safety, and optional radar for navigation in low visibility, giving you full control and awareness on the water.
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I use this flasher all salmon season
I use this flasher all salmon season. It is the best.
Super great fit
Super great fit. Wife loves.
The glow is awesome and lasts a long time
The glow is awesome and lasts a long time. Love the pattern.
Lightweight and a good
Lightweight and a good price
Steve N.
Echo Fly Fishing Ion Reel
Great service…Fair price…fast delivery in
Great service…Fair price…fast delivery in US
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R3ef Mooching Reel - Green
Well built
It will be put to good use when I can get out in my canoe for trout fishing
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SCOTTY - Coaming / Gunnel Clamp Mount
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Prawn Trap Stackable Pacific Round 28"
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Great service don’t have to worry about porch thief’s I can track and receive notification when items delivered
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Shipping Protection by Route
Good fit
Good fit. Not bulky.
The tubes are fantastic they are so comfortable to lie on
The tubes are fantastic they are so comfortable to lie on. I’ve used them a few times and really enjoyed them
I use Tomic plugs all the time
I use Tomic plugs all the time, they produce action, it very nice to be pretty much you against the salmon, no drag from other products, mind you, the other types of lures and attractants work great.
Great
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Anonymous
Salt Away Treatment
It was a great knife to use it
It was a great knife to use it, filled it a lot of hallibut and link COD.
Love the feel
Love the feel
Everybody loves Cookies!
Cookies are always productive. One of my two real "go to" spoons!
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Chinook Fishing Peaking
In Georgia Strait the Chinook Fishing is still very hot. But the fish have generally moved deeper than last week. Fishing close to the bottom in 225-240ft of water has...
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Chinook is Open in the Strait of Georgia!!
Chinook season has kicked off for Georgia Strait fishermen and the initial reports are great! We have been seeing lots of Chinook from 50ft to 230ft lately. The best location...
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Chinook Opening Soon!
The summer Chinook openings have been released. It looks about the same as last year for area 17. Follow this link to read the fisheries notice The Chinook are mostly...
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Summer fishing is here!
In Georgia Straight the Coho fishing continues to be great! The clipped fish are still running very shallow. Keep your gear in the top 30ft of water. If you drop...
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Salmon Season in Full Swing!!
With July right around the corner we are now in peak salmon season! In Georgia Strait the Coho fishing has been very hot. The clipped fish continue to hold shallower...
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Coho fishing is on Fire!!
Georgia Straight Coho fishing is super hot right now. There are large schools of Coho following the bait throughout the entire strait. The only tricky thing is targeting the marked...
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First Week Of Coho Fishing
The first week of Coho fishing is well underway. It's looking like we should be in for a great season, with lot's of fish in most locations. I've had good...
