What an amazing resort! There isn't anything missing. The staff dote on you the entire time always aiming to please. The food was fantastic. The guides were patient, knowledgable and get fish! The grounds are immaculate and deer are always hanging out on the front lawn. We caught lots of fish and had a very memorable time. Can't wait to go back next year. A huge thank you to Georgia and her team for making our trip unforgettable.

PS. Get a massage, so relaxing after a day of fishing, you would think you were at a 5 star SPA.

This was my fourth trip to Peregrine Lodge in the past 12 years. Overall the fishing was a bit spotty and the salmon and halibut were on the small size (about 8-10 lbs smaller than my previous 3 visits, all Father's Day weekend trips). Not sure if the fish were slow arriving from Alaska or they're being a bit overfished. Nevertheless we had a lot of action. Joel and I caught 6 king the first day. I even released a couple. Morrie and Mark caught their max and they have a lot of fabulous fish stories to tell especially about the orca who snatched Morrie's king just 3 feet from the boat while Mark was reeling in another.

The service was outstanding as usual. You could see all of improvements Georgia and Steve made with Peregrine's staff… Job well done!!!

One area for improvement, and not sure if it's technically possible, would be a faster wifi connection.

Took lots of photos and created a Shutterfly photo book.

With fond memories… and we're planning another Boyz fishing trip next June 2015.

Greetings, having gone to Haida Gwaii and Peregrine Lodge for a second year now, I can say, without hesitation, if you want to experience world-class fishing, this is the place you want to be. The facilities are spectacular and the staff are top notch, hand selected for their outgoing personality and warmth. The fishing crew have a tonne of experience. They take on a personal responsibility for your success. While I consider myself a decent fisherman, these guys take it to the next level. The only possible detriment to their experience is that they tend to want the 'game' fish Chinook over the Hali's......but alas I like to eat Halibut. So tell them, insist in fact, if that's what you want to take home. As far as accommodation and food is concerned, you will go home rested and at least one belt buckle wider, promise. Its like being at home, but in the wilderness. They take the outdoors experience to the highest level.