This week has been truly exceptional! The end of July has brought with it a bounty of big fish, unforgettable wildlife encounters, and a mix of wind, warm sunshine, and, of course, the occasional Haida Gwaii rainstorm. The marvelous fishing we've enjoyed all season continues, including the biggest chinook salmon of the season caught minutes from the lodge! . 

On Monday morning, a pod of transient orcas cornered a lone bull sea lion offshore of Seath Point, creating a scene reminiscent of National Geographic. Transient orcas are mammal eaters, with a taste for seals and sea lions, while resident orcas feed on salmon. What a way to wrap up the month. Here are the latest happenings from Langara Island Lodge...