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Salt Water Fishing Licensing Will Generate Millions For Environmental Conservation

By Anonymous

June 22, 2004 -- The current environmental crisis is little understood by most because they cannot see the damage that is being done everyday because it is underwater. Thousands of tons of litter are thrown into the ocean every day where it destroys marine life. Lets look at just one example of destructive environmental abuse, the millions of fishing lines and lures that are lost every week remain in the oceans forever, the hooks killing fish that bite them and die, a process that is repeated over and over again.

Modern fishing line materials will last for thousands of years, causing this process of death and destruction of our fishing stock to go on and increase for centuries to come.

We need to legislate that biodegradeable fishing lines and lures be developed and their use required by law. We must do the same for all forms of fishing, including commercial fishing and fishing done near our shores by foreign companies.

We also need launch a massive cleanup of the ocean bottom. A Federal Department of Oceanic Environmental Conservation needs to be created and given the responsibility to clean up the oceans and enforce regulations. It can no longer be left up to the States and communities that line our shores. And it cannot be left up to individual fisherman to choose whether they will act responsibly or not.

Please visit http://www.angelfire.com/ny5/nofear to learn about Mr. Moore's campaign platform and the activities of the National Organization of Federal Employees Against Abuse and Retaliation.




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Tahsis for Fishing

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This area is very popular for deep-sea fishing for salmon, snapper, cod and halibut.

Tahsis is 100 miles west of Campbell River via Highway 28. Friendly Cove is 19 sea miles from Tahsis and Bligh Island, and is the birthplace of B.C.

The distance from Victoria to Tahsis is 421 km, 263 miles, average driving time is 6.5 hours. In 1778, Captain James Cook landed there to initiate contact between Europeans and the aboriginal people. This small community at the end of a gravel road north of Gold River attracts anybody looking for rugged outdoor adventure. Marine fossils have been discovered near Tahsis, and in the Marble Meadows area within Strathcona Provincial Park. The port town is perfect for exploration of Nootka Sound and nearby islands.

The Sound is also very popular with scuba divers, canoers and kayakers.

Hike or enjoy beachcombing along West Bay Park, walk through remote forests filled with wildlife including Roosevelt elk, deer, bears, cougars and wolves. Explore the caves or heli-ski at Rugged Mountain.

Hop aboard the Uchuck III, for a cruise of historic Nootka Sound. The Uchuck 111 is a passenger and freight vessel that provides service in Nootka and Kyuoquot Sounds, including Gold River and Tahsis. The Uchuck 111 gives passengers the opportunity to see the daily activities of a working coastal vessel. During the summer, scenic day cruises through Nootka Sound, with a stop at historic Friendly Cove are offered. This is the ancestral village of the Mowachaht people and the site where Captain Cook first landed. Throughout the year passengers can take day trips to Tahsis or a two-day trip to the community of Kyuquot. Transportation and launches for canoeists and kayakers along this route can be arranged.

Tahsis is the finishing line for the annual Great Walk. In June, hundreds of people walk - and some run - the 63-kilometer (42 mile) gravel road between Gold River and Tahsis. Billed as North America's toughest walk, the fund- raising event attracts people from around the world vying for the coveted 'Burning Boot' certificate, signifying completion of the grueling walk. The Walk Chairman can be contacted at (250) 934-6667, through the Tahsis Chamber of Commerce. Sponsored by the Tahsis Lions Club, PO Box 430, Tahsis, B.C. V0P-1X0, Canada.

26th Annual ‘great walk on June 7 2003

2002 UNOFFICIAL RESULTS of the walk are:
Approx. $130,000.00 raised for various charities!
Participants Registered : 996 walkers
Participants Started : 882 walkers
Participants Finished : 743 walkers

BY ROAD: From Port Hardy, take Hwy. 19 (the Island Highway) south to Campbell River. Turn right at the intersection with Hwy. 28 (the Gold River Hwy.) Once in Gold River, connect onto the gravel road. The trip from Port Hardy takes about seven or eight hours. From Nanaimo, take the Inland Island Highway north to where it connects with the Island Highway at Mud Bay. Continue north to Campbell River, where you will connect with Hwy. 28 (the Gold River Hwy.). BY AIR: Scheduled airline connections are out of Vancouver to Campbell River or Port Hardy. Floatplane service is also available.




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New Game Fishing Specialists open up in Europe

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The Harrison-Veitch Fishing Company offers you the complete package. Forget the hassle of organisation, just tell them your destination of choice and the type of fishing you want and they'll make it happen. Be it Salmon fishing in Northern Norway, sea-trout fishing in the South West of Scotland or trout fishing in the French Alps, Harrison-Veitch Fishing will meet your requirements.

Services include:

Flights to and from destination
Car hire on arrival
Accommodation (and meals if required)
Fishing of your choice
Guide/ghillie (if required)
Licences and permits


Harrison Veitch Fishing tailor all fishing trips to your requirements, depending on availability.



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