2009 British Columbia Sport Fishing Guide

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Bon Chovy Fishing Charters offers some of the best fishing Vancouver
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Vancouver supports an exciting year round fishery for all five species
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of Pacific Salmon. Our fully insured and equipped boats are ideally
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British Columbia’s Fraser Valley is a sport
suited to fish our local waters. We offer fishing charters from 5 hours
A fisher’s paradise. The beautiful surroundings,
to 10 hours in length. Our 23 foot Grady White Gulfstream and 38 foot
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endless rivers, streams, and lakes along with
Uniflite are two of the finest sport fishing boats in Vancouver. We are
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accommodation options attract anglers from
want to earn your repeat business! All Vancouver fishing charters
around the globe every year. We are conveniently
with Bon Chovy are fully guided. We supply everything needed to go
located in the middle of the valley with several
fishing. The only thing you need to bring is something to eat.
rivers that are very productive and popular
due to the tremendous returns of wild salmon,
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steelhead trout, and prehistoric white sturgeon.
There are several very successful fish hatcheries
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the local rivers as well. The mighty Fraser River
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grounds. This river is home of the long lived white
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sturgeon, the largest fresh water fish in North
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and South America. These monster fish grow to
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spectacular fresh water sports fish, having the
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reputation for their size, strength, and impressive
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catch and release fishery has been in place since
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Bites-on Salmon Charters was established in 1994, and in our 16th year -
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for your consideration. Enjoy a British Columbia
an outstanding year of Salmon fishing in Vancouver, BC, in 2009. The
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Ocean survival rates and Ocean conditions since 2006 have been very
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Guided Sturgeon Fishing, Salmon Fishing holidays,
favorable for King and Silver Salmon and this-years returning runs
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should be well above the 2008 returns.
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We offer guided saltwater Salmon fishing adventures from Vancouver, -
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British Columbia. We are located at the Westin Bayshore Resort &
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Marina Hotel in the heart of downtown Vancouver, 2 minutes from all
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the major hotels.
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plus bait and of course care of your days catch. All you need to bring
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outstanding scenery we have in the Greater Vancouver Area.
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