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The Resort Municipality of Ucluelet is situated on the edge of the Wild Pacific Ocean. It offers visitors and residents the opportunity to live in and explore one of the world's most pristine coastlines. A true west coast working harbour, Ucluelet is a place rich in tradition and natural beauty.
Do you see a pothole that needs filled? Is there a storm drain on your street that isn’t draining? Citizens of Ucluelet are encouraged to utilize our online Service Request form to request the attention of our Public Works or Parks teams.
Some other examples of requests for service include garbage on the beach, maintenance required on our trails, streetlights out, or washrooms that need attention. Our Online Service Request form is a great way to let our Team know when something may need attention. Not comfortable submitting an online request? No problem! Reach out to the District Office at 250-726-7744.
If you experience an emergency, such as a fire, flood or an accident, be sure to contact the appropriate emergency authority. Comments, suggestions or complaints are best directed in writing, and can be received in person at the District Office, by mail or by email at info@ucluelet.ca.
Notice of Personal Information Collection: The personal information on this form is being collected for the purpose of processing your service request, in accordance with section 26(c) of the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act.
For more information about how this information will be used, please contact the Manager of Corporate Services at 250-726-7744.
This service is used to rapidly convey messages to residents and visitors about emergency situations.
Notice is hereby given thatCouncil will consider District of Ucluelet 2024 – 2028 Financial Plan Amendment Bylaw No. 1349, 2024 at the July 30, 2024, Regular Council Meeting.
The proposed...
Temporary Water Shutoff - Yew Street, Wednesday July 3, 2024
Wednesday, July 3, 2024: The District’s Operations team will be working on water infrastructure in the area of Bay Street & Yew Street between the...
Pursuant to Section 467 of the Local Government Act, public notice is hereby given that the District of Ucluelet will consider first reading for the following District of Ucluelet Zoning Amendment Bylaw...
Notice is hereby given that a Special Committee of the Whole Meeting will be held on July 4, 2024, starting at 4:00 PM. This meeting will be held in-person in the Activity Room One in the Ucluelet... A place for Ideas, Issues and Updates!
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The Mayor and Council elected for the 2014-2018 term are Mayor Dianne St. Jacques and Councillors Sally Mole, Randy Oliwa, Marilyn McEwen, and Mayco Noel.
About The Author:
Salty Dog Fishing Charters is a local, family owned and operated business in Ucluelet, BC. Incorporated in 2013, father and son-in-law duo, Jack Arentsen and Justin Janisse, have established a successful fishing business focusing on families and showcasing the West Coast fishing culture. With over 45 years of combined fishing experience in the Barkley Sound, Salty Dog Fishing Charters not only focuses on sport fishing trips but also helps provide specimen for the Ucluelet Aquarium.
The Barkley Sound, located between Ucluelet and Bamfield, boasts some of the best saltwater fishing in the Pacific Northwest. (We aren’t just saying that.. its true!) According to the Department of Fisheries and Oceans' landed catch statistics, Ucluelet is the largest port in Canada for landed groundfish such as Cod, Flounder, Halibut and Sole.
The Barkley Sound is just a quick 30-minute boat ride from Ucluelet. In the middle of the Barkley Sound sits the Broken Group Islands, a unit of the Pacific Rim National Park Reserve. Its sheltered waters create the perfect escape from the open ocean’s big swell.
Commercial, aboriginal and recreational fishing vessels can be found fishing in the Barkley Sound. The summer season of May to September is considered prime time for sports fishing on the west coast of Vancouver Island. The winter season of November to April offers much more than just fishing, but an entire west coast seafood harvesting experience.
Many species of fish can be caught in these waters. Salmon (Chinook, Chum, Coho) & Halibut are the two most desired fish of the bunch, however Lingcod, Rockfish, Crab and of course Prawns can also be caught in the area, not to mention the clams and oysters that can be harvested along the shorelines and on some of the islands.
The Alberni Inlet, located on the east side of the Barkley Sound, is home to Vancouver Island’s largest salmon run, numbering well over ONE MILLION fish annually. Migrating Coho and Chinook pass through the Barkley Sound on their way up the Alberni Inlet in the summer each year. This gives us a great opportunity to catch large 30lb+ salmon in July, August & September.
Hiring a fishing charter is a great way to experience fishing on the West Coast. Whether it is a full day or a half-day, in the Barkley Sound or offshore, it will be a great experience for the whole family.
All anglers must have a licence to go fishing. Many fishing destinations do not have a location to buy licences in person, making it best to acquire your licence online before you head out. You will be able to select either a full year or a daily licence. You can purchase one online by using the following web link.https://www-ops2.pac.dfo-mpo.gc.ca/nrls-sndpp/index-eng.cfm
Come partake in some of the best fishing in the world! For those of you who get seasick – we have some pretty amazing Fish ‘n Chips for you to enjoy in Ucluelet too!
