Reef to Sangster’s Wall) islands. Out of the resource town of Powell
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September, anglers can experience
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Point, and stare in awe at the bottom-dwellers on the western
massive whirlpools and eddies that
side of Texada Island from Blubber
form only scant metres from shore
Bay (on the northern tip) south to
in the tidal rapids of Skookumchuk
Kiddie Point; around Rebecca Rocks;
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