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How much does a Commercial Fisher make in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island?

Commercial Fisher in Charlottetown – $36,400 to $93,600 annually.

Average base salary
$25.00 /hour
Pays below Charlottetown Average Weekly : $1,000 Monthly : $4,333 Yearly : $52,000

National Average $27.77 /hour Salary & tax breakdown
Average cost of living
$3,284 /month
for a single person who rents in Charlottetown

Cost of living breakdown
Last Updated: November 19, 2025

What does a Commercial Fisher do?

As a Commercial Fisher, you'll play a vital role in bringing fresh seafood to tables, supporting local economies, and promoting sustainable fishing practices. You'll operate fishing vessels under 100 gross tonnes, navigating the open waters to catch fish and other marine life. This hands-on role often means being your own boss, as many fishers are self-employed owner-operators. Whether you're casting nets off the coast or hauling in the day's catch, your work contributes to a thriving maritime industry and a sustainable future.

Related Skills:

Marine Emergency Response Fishing Gear Maintenance Fish Marketing Record Keeping Cost Estimation

Core Skills

Marine Emergency Response

Technical Skills

Fishing Gear Maintenance Fishing Vessel Operation Navigational Skills

Additional

Fish Marketing

Foundational Skills

Record Keeping

Analytical Skills

Cost Estimation Weather and Sea Condition Assessment

Resource Management

Budget Planning

Interpersonal Skills

Crew Supervision
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20,000 Canadian salary reported, updated November 19, 2025 (data source: open.canada.ca).