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The First Nations people had fished for Tyee for unknown ages prior to the coming of Europeans. They used several methods including spears and hand lines, from dugout canoes, as well as traps. They were adept at catching fish as well as being truly conservationist in practice. The first white men who fished here expressed great admiration for their skill. In the summer of 1924, a few fishermen gathered in the Willows Hotel in Campbell River and decided to organize a club called The Tyee Club of British Columbia. To be a member of our club, you need to earn the privilege by catching a Chinook Salmon 30 pounds or larger during the Tyee fishing season in Campbell River, BC.

09/13/2026

There is still a hardcore crew rowing mornings and evenings. If you havent stopped in at the Clubhouse and bought a Raffle Ticket or 3, get down there ! Draw is after Dark Tuesday the 15th ! Some great prizes to be won.

The long awaited photos of the 2025 Awards from our AGM have arrived. Thanks to our hard working Director Dawn Hamilton...
09/07/2026

The long awaited photos of the 2025 Awards from our AGM have arrived. Thanks to our hard working Director Dawn Hamilton for her efforts ! Descriptions and details with each picture.

Some of the Tyee Pool Crew decided it should be Hawaiian Shirt Night Tonight ! One of our Favourite Rowers, Mr Consist...
09/06/2026

Some of the Tyee Pool Crew decided it should be Hawaiian Shirt Night Tonight ! One of our Favourite Rowers, Mr Consistent, Paul Curtis always wears a Hawaiian shirt while rowing so we all embraced the tradition !

Largest Tyee of the week Spoon presented to Chris Shields on behalf of Devery McMillan . Spoon presented by Tyee Club D...
09/06/2026

Largest Tyee of the week Spoon presented to Chris Shields on behalf of Devery McMillan . Spoon presented by Tyee Club Director Troy Perras.
Devery caught a 34 1/2 lb Tyee on August 24th, rowed by Chris Shields

Largest Tyee of the Week Spoon presented to Martin Buchanan by Tyee Club Director Dawn Hamilton. Martin landed a 34 lb ...
09/06/2026

Largest Tyee of the Week Spoon presented to Martin Buchanan by Tyee Club Director Dawn Hamilton.
Martin landed a 34 lb 13 oz Tyee on August 22nd rowed by top Guide Bob Main

Running out of time to get your Tyee Club Raffle Tickets !! Draw date Sept 15th. Come down to the Clubhouse and get yo...
09/04/2026

Running out of time to get your Tyee Club Raffle Tickets !! Draw date Sept 15th.
Come down to the Clubhouse and get your Tickets !

09/01/2026

Sept 1st ! A reminder that the new hook Regulations are now in effect. Hook Gap can be no greater than 22mm

Compliance with DFO Regs is a Requirement to register a fish with the Tyee Club so please ensure your tackle is legal.

Chinook Limits - 2/day 10/yearly. Record your Chinook when caught. The Daily Double Trophy is now in play !!

Tight Lines !

It was a fishy morning on the Tyee Pool. Even the Blackfish came by for a look.
09/01/2026

It was a fishy morning on the Tyee Pool. Even the Blackfish came by for a look.

TImberline graduate Wakely Ross headed to University of Victoria to study Biology received a $500 Bursary from The Tyee...
08/29/2026

TImberline graduate Wakely Ross headed to
University of Victoria to study Biology received a $500 Bursary from The Tyee Club of BC to use towards his studies.
Tyee Club Member/Director Don Nicholas presenting.

08/27/2026

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2951 Spit Road
Campbell River, BC
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