Atlantic Salmon fishing is an angler’s dream, and at Garia Bay in Newfoundland, this dream becomes a reality. Garia Bay Outfitters offers a unique and exclusive opportunity to fish in one of the most pristine and untouched regions in Canada. With a focus on providing an unparalleled fishing experience, our outfitters are dedicated to maintaining the natural beauty and ecological balance of Garia Bay while offering world-class fishing adventures.
Best Atlantic Salmon Fishing Destination in North America
Located in the untouched wilderness of Newfoundland, Garia Bay offers unparalleled fly fishing opportunities for Atlantic Salmon and other species. With expert guides who possess deep local knowledge and a passion for the sport, your fishing experience is sure to be exceptional.
Furthermore, our accommodation and personalized service ensure that every aspect of your trip is carefully planned and executed, making Garia Bay Outfitters a truly unique destination for avid anglers.
Fishing At Garia Bay
Take part in the ultimate fishing trip, where you can fish for Atlantic Salmon, Brook Trout, and Sea Run Trout at scenic Garia Bay!
Dates: Salmon – June 1 to late July, Sea Run Trout- Mid July to Mid August, Brook Trout and Ocean Fishing – Spring to Fall
Rates: $5,000
Includes: License, food guides, local transportation, accommodations (8 guests per week max), Cargo and ATV, Internet Service at camp, Limited Cellular Service at camp
The Atlantic Salmon
Atlantic Salmon (Salmo salar) are anadromous fish, meaning they spend part of their lives in the ocean and part in freshwater rivers. Known for their silver-blue scales and distinctive dark spots, these fish can grow to impressive sizes, with some specimens exceeding 30 pounds. Their lifecycle includes an arduous journey from the ocean to freshwater rivers, where they spawn and continue their species.
Understanding the migration patterns of Atlantic Salmon is crucial for successful fishing. These fish typically migrate from the ocean to freshwater rivers in late spring to early summer, with peak runs occurring from mid-June to late July. During this time, they travel upstream to spawn, making them more accessible to anglers.
Canadian anglers frequently visit us from Ontario, British Columbia, and Quebec. From the United States, we welcome bear hunters from different states including Texas, Florida, Michigan, Maine, Montana, Vermont, Wisconsin and other states, as the adventure of fishing in the Canadian wilderness is a significant draw, and the high-quality experience we provide ensures our guests return year after year.
Atlantic Salmon Fly Fishing in Newfoundland, Canada
Fly Fishing Basics: Fly fishing is the preferred method for catching Atlantic Salmon at Garia Bay. This technique involves using a lightweight rod and a specially designed artificial fly to mimic the appearance of the salmon’s natural prey. Fly fishing requires skill and precision, making it a favorite among experienced anglers. The essential equipment and gear for Atlantic Salmon fly fishing include:
- Rod and Reel: A sturdy fly rod (8-9 weight) and a matching reel with a strong drag system are essential.
- Fly Line: Weight-forward floating lines are recommended for most conditions, though sink-tip lines can be useful in deeper waters.
- Flies: Popular patterns include the Green Highlander, Blue Charm, and Ally’s Shrimp.
Planning Your Trip to Garia Bay
Canadian anklers frequently visit us from Ontario, British Columbia, and Quebec and the success of the fishing trip to largely depends on timing and preparation. It is essential to book your trip well in advance, as spots fill up quickly due to the exclusive nature of our offerings.
Our team provides detailed itineraries and packing lists to help you prepare for the adventure. We will also inform you about the regulations and offer advice on the best gear and equipment to bring, ensuring you have everything needed for a successful and enjoyable fishing trip.
At Garia Bay Outfitters, we take care of every detail from the moment you arrive in Newfoundland to your final departure.
