Welcome to the World's Best Giant Chinook Fishing!

"A Unique Fishing Experience"

Rivers Inlet, British Columbia

Our motto is: "If it ain't as long as your arm throw it back, it's too small."

About the lodge

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  Rivers Inlet Resort sits strategically at the head of Rivers Inlet, where the famed river empties into the salt water, creating a unique blend of water that looks like ivory and emeralds mixed together. The glacial water and the lodge's close proximity to the fishing grounds make Rivers Inlet Resort a world-class fishing resort because anglers don't have to travel beyond the dock to hook into trophy-sized chinook ranging in size from 30 to 85 pounds. Rivers Inlet Resort guests marvel at the scenery and most of all, the 40 pound average size chinooks.

Rivers Inlet Resort is comprised of several buildings that sit along side McTavish Creek. A quick glance reveals the rugged mountain peaks directly above the lodge to the south and the easiest, closest access to fishing to the north.  During your stay you will enjoy rustic, but clean and comfortable rooms.  The Lodge's dining room always has plenty of pies, cookies, cakes, coffee and other food to keep anyone well-feed.  RIR also has a complementary,  Fully-stocked lounge.  Unlike most lodges throughout the world, all you need is a thirst at this  lounge, leave your money home.

No more than 48 guests stay at the lodge at any one time, which insures crowd-free conditions.

While most guests spend their time on the water fishing for trophy chinook salmon, some guests choose to take hikes up the creek, sit by the river reading or enjoy a cool beer while  fishing for halibut from the dock.

At Rivers Inlet Resort anglers don't have to travel miles upon miles to experience GREAT fishing, they simply fish directly in front of the resort to catch World-Class chinook!

Compare to the rest then book with the Best-    RIR

Rivers Inlet Resort, P.O. Box 1015 Renton, WA 98057-1015

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(425) 226-4600

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