Knight Inlet Lodge is actively working to improve the salmon stocks on the Glendale River. One project towards this end is the fry monitoring program that we operate from late February until early May. The purpose of this project is to count pink salmon fry as they move down the river towards the ocean. We accomplish this by positioning a RST (rotary screw trap) in the river.  This system allows us to catch a portion of the escaping fry without harming them in any way.

Me and my six months pregnant wife spent 3 days  at the Lodge. Every part of the trip was great. The seaplane flight was amazing (like in the movies). Very friendly and relaxing atmosphere in a secluded location. The organised activities were excellent and most were suitable to any fitness level. Food ..... oh my God!!! Michelin star. You can´t get seafood much fresher. Still missing those Dungeness Crabs and the prawns. Knowledge of the local area and wildlife was excellent. We were very privilege in being in such a great isolated and beautiful location.

It was a clear October (2009) morning as we departed Campbell River on Vancouver Island Air’s turbo Otter.  We could see for miles in every direction and had amazing views of all the grand mountain peaks and fjords of the BC Coast as we flew into Knight Inlet Lodge in Glendale Cove.  On the flight was our family of four and six other guests.  As it was near the end of the season Knight Inlet Lodge was able to accommodate our family with our two children Zach 8 and Clem 6