Summer, better late than never
Welcome, Mike, Barry, Steve, Ross and Bill. Not sure if you brought it but thanks for the heat. As we moved into mid July the salmon fishing continued to be… Read more »
Welcome, Mike, Barry, Steve, Ross and Bill. Not sure if you brought it but thanks for the heat. As we moved into mid July the salmon fishing continued to be… Read more »
Well there was a law or lawyers and there was no legal wrangling just good fishing and good fun. Welcome back Doug and for bringing his colleagues Matt, Steve, Ken… Read more »
The Thunder 1 is a live aboard charter fishing boat on the north coast of British Columbia. We have operated out of Prince Rupert for 13 years and in that… Read more »
Answer: 2 plus their father in law, Dan. Great for Dan to bring the boys for their first experience at ocean fishing. And yes we did catch some salmon, did… Read more »
Well it’s not like we didn’t wait patiently for some nice weather and just like fishing patience pays off. Don’t think we could have had a nicer four days if… Read more »
Joined by brothers Robert and Gregg, who have done lots of fishing, and Barry and his son Kevin, who have not we set off to make sure that everyone would… Read more »
Welcome back Dan, and friends Emile and Robert. 5 th time back for Dan and always nice to see him take a break from his busy farming schedule. A little… Read more »
Thunder 1 Adventures is one of many fishing charters available out of Prince Rupert. The majority of the charter operators are day trips leaving and returning to Prince Rupert the… Read more »
Welcome Cliff, his wife Joy, son Andrew and bother Roger. Once again new guests for Thunder 1 we set out to find the fish. Weather again a factor in where… Read more »
Welcome aboard Robert, his son Dean, and joining them our return guest Pat. Dean holds the distance record for distance from home to fish aboard the Thunder, 7,400 km. To… Read more »
Always nice to have guests that have never fished on the ocean, never caught a salmon, never caught a halibut, never seen a whale in the wild. Well for our… Read more »
Welcome aboard to Gerald, Kelvin, their father Glenn and friend Grandin. Gerald and Grandin, both active airline pilots had many associates and friends that I had flown with over my… Read more »
As a matter of fact there were three Doctors in the house, or on the boat that is. Welcome aboard to Laurence, his son Ethan, Paul and Conrad. A reunion of… Read more »
Out of refit and under sunny skies the Thunder 1 and crew headed for Seymour Narrows headed for our 13th season on the north coast. Catching the last of the… Read more »
In early March the Thunder 1 swung into her familiar overhaul facility at Cove Yachts. Snug and dry inside Phil’s boathouse the work began. Under the skillful hands of Gord… Read more »
The Thunder 1 is able to accommodate up to 6 guests. This is a Transport Canada limitation placed on us in consideration of our safety equipment. We have two staterooms… Read more »