Tyee Club of British Columbia

2021 Tyee Club Raffle

The Tyee Club would like to give a BIG THANK YOU to River Sportsman, Islander Reels, and Babcock Custom Rods for their generous contributions to the custom Tyee Club Rod and Reel package raffle. Only 500 tickets will be sold at $20 each and are available at the Tyee Clubhouse on The Tyee Spit. W... More

Tyee Club Executive Committee Report July 2021

Tyee Club Executive Committee Report, July 2021 In the Spring of 2018, the board of the Tyee Club initiated an ongoing 3-year plan to help measure of the Club’s activities, direction, and achievements. To date, the Board of Directors have managed well in achieving many of the ... More

Wharf Users and Guests

Wharf Users and Guests: We now have a designated parking spot at the top of the ramp for those who may have "mobility issues". Please leave this spot open for those who may need it. Thank you Floyd Ross - Wharf Committee More

2021 Merchandise

Some of the merchandise available from The Tyee Club Clubhouse. Colors and sizing available while supplies last. Also limited amounts of standflieds at pre covid pricing of $80. More

Pre Season 2021 Presidents Letter

Spring 2021 Presidents letter More

2021 Work Party @Tyee Clubhouse

Pre season preparation. Weed whacking, beach cleanup, splitting wood etc. Bottled water and hand sanitizer will be available. Masks are optional. Small group of volunteers are also needed July 14, to put up signs, raise flags, put out lawn furniture. If your able to help email secretary@tyeeclub.org ... More

Last Night Of 2020 Season Letter

Attention all Tyee Club anglers and guests, September 15 will see the end to another Tyee Club season. In previous years, the Club has hosted a last night celebration at the Clubhouse with fireworks, door prizes and raffle draw prizes. Due to COVID -19, this years last night activities ... More

September 1 Letter from the President

Tyee Pool Safety

Attention to all club members. Sunday August 9, there was at least two close calls with rowboats colliding with each other at the end of the evening. A reminder to all that boats need to be rowed out of the pool towards mid channel or the beach before starting engines. Starting engines in the fishing grounds is not ... More