Fishing with Rod Discussion Forum
Fishing in British Columbia => General Discussion => Topic started by: BigFisher on October 14, 2005, 07:32:11 PM
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Just curious if anyone else saw the boat that came up the vedder river, about 500 meters up from the vedder crossing and then come back down the river.
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Are you sure fishfreak, I always understood that there were no motorized boats allowed above the highway bridge!!!! I could be wrong though, don't think that I am, but could be wrong. Besides that is just totally unethical anyways is it not!!!!
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Yep, saw the boat today. Some of his moves were very dangerous IMO. He sped downstream and at one point passed a old angler who was unaware of the boat without slowing down, well within casting distance.
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We have debated this a time or two but not like the ----- debate. ;D
It happens a few times every year and there has been two serious mishaps in the last year or so. One was a boat running up on the rip rap at Vedder Crossing trying to miss some jet skis. The other was when another boat ran up on a gravel bar across from Lickman Road.
Lucky a person has not been hit with so many anglers out on the river these days. Imagine a boat coming around a corner and there is a person standing there fishing. :(
It is not legal but there is some talk about that it may be one day.
I was writing this as Rodney and fisherforever posted. They gave examples of what I stated in this post.
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I was there downstream of Rod and saw him coming up River and again downstream. I think he took most everyone by surprise because I did not hear any cursing or fist waving. I'm sure that it was thought of but we were fishing. The wake must have been a little tough on some of the waders. Any idea as to just how far up he made it, hopefully this will not be a regular occurrence.
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10hp and up you need to register the boat. I don't think they make jets less than 10.
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He only made it up 500Meters from the Vedder Crossing, going up the left split off and then turned around. Was he just out for some fun or was he fishing?