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Canvas Wall Tents

I was planning a big trip this summer – we ended up spending 6 weeks fishing and camping in BC, the Yukon and Alaska. As part of the preparation for that trip, we had to decide what we were going to spend our nights in. The prospect of sleeping in the small Costco tent we had wasn’t appealing. What we needed was a large, comfortable tent that would be easy to set up and put away.


10/18/08

VacMaster 150 Vacuum Sealer Review

Anyone that fishes or hunts a lot, and harvests game, invariably has meat to process at the end of a trip. In my case I fish for Salmon, and every summer and fall I end up filleting and vacuum sealing numerous pounds of fish.

 

In the past five years I’ve gone through 3 vacuum sealers. In those 5 years I’ve lost a fair amount of fish to broken seals and the freezer burned fish that results. It a pain in the butt to go to pull out a piece of Chinook for dinner only to find out that that piece of fish hasn’t been good for weeks!


12/19/07

Bamfield Fishing

Bamfield fishing. One trip and I'm hooked...Bamfield is located inside Barclay Sound, on the South West Coast of Vancouver Island. It has long been popular with hikers, kayakers, and outdoor types. My interest in Bamfield, though, is in the fishing. Bamfield offers some of the best salmon fishing opportunities in the Pacific Northwest.


4/3/06

Port Alberni Sockeye Fishing
Once only thought of as a prime commercial salmon, sockeye have become a very popular sport fish. Each year large runs of sockeye swim into the waters of Barkley Sound and make their way into the Port Alberni Inlet, and then into the Somass- Stamp River system. From the river, the Sockeye enter either Sproat Lake or Great Central Lake. The sockeye, also known as "Reds", then enter various small rivers, streams and creek tributaries where they turn a marvelous red color with their life ending after their spawn. The Port Alberni area has years when sockeye returns are over one million, making the sockeye fishery beneficial for sport and commercial fishermen. 
3/26/06

Tidewater Chinook Fishing
“You don’t have to stare at your rod tip Landry – they’ll hammer it!” That was the voice of my guide, friend, and mountain of a man Dustin Kovacvich. We were sitting on anchor in tidewater in the Terrace area, 15 minutes into the first day of my trip. Two rods hung out the sides of the boat. On the business end of the lines were two sardine wrapped K16 Kwikfish.
10/19/05

Skeena Steelhead Primer
The Steelhead Fishery on the Skeena and Nass Watersheds is the premier Wild Steelhead fishery in North America. The Steelhead average 8 to 15 pounds, 20 pound fish not uncommon, and even the occasional 30 pounder.
9/9/05

Skeena Estuary Threatened by Salmon Farms
Wild Skeena Salmon need our support. Please visit the http://www.SaveOurSkeenaSalmon.org website and sign the petition to keep fishfarms out of the Skeea River Estuary!
8/22/05

Backbouncing - Backtrolling For Chinook
Oregon angler Ryan Armstrong describes some popular Chinook tactics from the Pacific North Western U.S. .
6/9/05

Spring Sturgeon Fishing: Eulachons and Aggressive Fish!
Eulachon signify the start of the Sturgeon fishing season. Sure, you can catch Sturgeon year round, but April and May are prime time for sturgeon fishing. The Eulachon are running up the Fraser and the Sturgeon are on the gorge!
3/30/05

2005 DETAILED SALMON SEASON OVERVIEW
Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) announced today that the outlook for the 2005 salmon fishing season in British Columbia and the Yukon is expected to provide a range of fishing opportunities for First Nations and the recreational and commercial fishing sectors.  Overall, most salmon stocks in Pacific Region waters appear to be healthy, although some have declined in recent years and will not support full fisheries in 2005. 
3/20/05
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