Focus On: Harrison
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Harrison Lake is
situated only 90
minutes east of
Vancouver BC, a
natural lake perfect
for dipping in hot
summer months,
various boat tours to
see the surrounding
wildlife and ‘catch
and release’ sturgeon
fishing. The quiet
and rural village
is a playground
of activities from b
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the Circle Farm Tour that
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acquaints visitors with
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the area’s fine organic
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foods, Minter Gardens that
offers tours of its colourful
grounds nestled against the
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7000-foot Mount Cheam,
and striking golf courses
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Looking for a unique fishing
great fighters any time.” Tony adds, history and the area’s fresh and
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experience? Go fishing for sturgeon
“Since sturgeon fishing in British natural foods, grown healthily on
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with BC Sport Fishing Group and help
Columbia is catch and release only, the farms, beckons visitors all year
save these prehistoric giants.
we are seeing a great rebound in long. Included on the tour are several
numbers of sturgeon, with multiple stops including Farmhouse Natural
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According to Tony Nootebos, owner
fish days being the norm.” All BC Cheeses offering a variety of locally
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of the BC Sport Fishing Group:
Sport Fishing Group guides scan and made goat and cow milk cheeses,
“The Fraser River has a very strong
tag sturgeon for the Fraser River Canadian Hazelnut that grows and
population of white sturgeon ranging
Sturgeon Conservation Society. sells organic hazelnut, produces
from two to 12 ft in length and
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reaching weights of over a thousand
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hazelnut oil and flour, and concocts
hazelnut into delicious chocolaty
pounds. They are willing biters and
A circuit that showcases Harrison’s
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