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Fishing in British Columbia => Fishing-related Issues & News => Topic started by: SPEYMAN on April 05, 2019, 10:23:49 PM
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A Qualicum Beach man was convicted and sentenced April 4 for guiding for fish without a angling guide licence. The individual was fined a total of $11 500, proh...
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Courtney Ogilvie of Nile Creek Fly Shop
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Nile Creek Fly Shop. That’s a store that will no longer have my business.
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A Qualicum Beach man was convicted and sentenced April 4 for guiding for fish without a angling guide licence. The individual was fined a total of $11 500, prohibited from holding a non-tidal fishing licence and prohibited from being in the company of people fishing in non-tidal waters for 5 years.
The man was charged after a 2017 operation by the Conservation Officer Service Special Investigations Unit following numerous public complaints. This is the individual’s third conviction for the same offence in 4 years.
Illegal angling guiding can threaten sensitive fish stocks. The public is encouraged to report illegal guides or any other violation of the Wildlife Act to the Conservation Officer Service at 1-877-952-RAPP (7277).
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Does any one know if these fines have been paid?
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