I am looking for a definitive actual answer on this question.
I can find very definitive “opinions” on both sides, but surely there is an actual answer with proof, yet I haven’t been able to find it. I’ve even read, “a conservation office told me it is ok” and “a conservation officer told me it isn’t allowed”.

When a lake in BC has an exception of “single barbless hook” does that mean you can only fish one line with one hook with one pointy end? Or does it mean, each hook should only have one pointy end?

I want to troll a Bucktail in a lake with “single barbless hook” but a Bucktail has a trailing hook.
Or I want to troll a plug with two single barbless hooks on the plug.
Yes, I could modify a lure to only have one pointy end, but that’s obviously not the point of this post.

Any insight, with proof, would be great.

Rob

What a tank!

Two days ago I went for a walk and wade on a true urban stream just 10 minutes from my home and caught this very nice cutthroat literally under the bridge over a major roadway. I made my day and perhaps my week.

Custom made hitch winch for sale (mostly for boats with launch wheels). Depending on the condition/angle of the boat launch or trying to pull your boat out of a soft river bank it can be really difficult and this has proven to be a game changer.

$150



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https://seawestnews.com/we-protect-wild-salmon-while-farming-salmon-for-canadian-families/

“ Wealthy, urban activist groups in Vancouver spend hundreds of thousands of dollars to bombard your social media with   misleading information about salmon farming. Rather than spending that money on wild Pacific salmon revitalization projects or habitat restoration, they flood your phones with emotive images and oversimplified statements with the intent to sway government decision-makers and ultimately harm our communities and our rights as Indigenous peoples.”
https://seawestnews.com/anti-salmon-farming-activists-pit-first-nation-against-first-nation/

I seem to get the survey every year.

I think it's explained fairly well in this article:

https://tourismchilliwack.com/unleash-your-inner-angler/

My name is Willie Holmes! I am the manager of Pacific Rivers Outfitting Company here in Chilliwack, we are the sister store to Atlantic Rivers Outfitting Company in St. John’s Newfoundland.

We are an outdoor store catering to novice and experienced outdoor enthusiasts with a focus on building communities at our two venues of outdoor enthusiasts with a passion, a purpose, and a conscience. I’m an avid fisherman and Fly casting instructor who loves BC and Chilliwack.

doesn't say he owns or owned it.

You can also try googling Willie Homes Fly Fishing or checking Linkedin

Kanuckle head who is a member here has a youth set of Dan Bailey Breathables on market place. Not sure if he has been active here lately but I can message him if you dont have Facebook.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/427588403537687/?ref=marketplace_profile&referral_code=undefined