Clubhouse

CLUBHOUSE COMMITTEE

Dear Tyee Club members, anglers, and visitors,

The 2026 Tyee Club season marks both the end of an era and the beginning of an exciting new chapter for the clubhouse. After 13 years as clubhouse tenants, Bob and Judy Goodwin have moved on to enjoy quieter surroundings. Bob’s dedication and attention to detail, along with Judy’s exceptional gardening talents, will be greatly missed. We thank them for their many years of service and hope they will continue to visit and remain part of the Tyee Club community.

We are pleased to welcome our new weighmaster, Anna. Raised in Campbell River, Anna has spent several summers working at fishing lodges and brings valuable experience and enthusiasm to the role. She looks forward to meeting our dedicated anglers, local residents, and visitors who stop by the clubhouse to enjoy a fireside conversation or explore the Club’s historical displays and artifacts.

The Tyee Club clubhouse continues to be a cherished gathering place where members and guests can enjoy a coffee that has been generously donated by Foggduckers Coffee, share stories, reconnect with old friends, or simply relax on the beach and watch the activity on the water. Several social events are being planned for the season, with dates and times to be announced as arrangements are finalized.

The annual potluck dinner will once again be held on AGM Saturday, August 15.

Throughout the season, visitors can view the Club’s trophies, photographs of recent catches, and historic displays that celebrate the rich history and traditions of the Tyee Club. The clubhouse is open to the public during the fishing season, offering everyone an opportunity to experience and appreciate the heritage of the Club. Tyee Club artifacts are displayed at the Rip Tide pub during the offseason in the upper mezzanine.

Raffle tickets for this year’s three major prizes are available for purchase at the clubhouse.

Club apparel and other memorabilia are also available for those wishing to take home a keepsake of their visit.

Please note that there may be brief periods during the day—typically in the mid-morning and around midday—when Anna is away from the clubhouse. A contact phone number will be posted, and she will remain nearby and available if assistance is required.

The largest clubhouse gathering of the year traditionally takes place on the final evening of the fishing season, September 15. During this event, raffle prizes are awarded, along with donated tackle and merchandise. The evening concludes with the longstanding tradition of a single ringing of the bell, officially marking the end of another memorable Tyee Club fishing season.

We look forward to welcoming members, anglers, and visitors throughout the 2026 season and sharing another year of fellowship, tradition, and outstanding fishing memories.