ボウエン島の貸別荘

First you must acquire a “one day” Pacific fishing license for the day you’d like to fish crab. These are available online and you must have one to use my equipment (contact me for assistance). On fishing day we’ll meet in a beachfront neighbourhood of Vancouver. I will take you to the dock where I then give a lesson on baiting and setting your traps. You will also learn to identify your catch by species, size, and sex as It is necessary information to follow the legal parameters. I provide you with upto 2 traps each to use and I supervise as you set the traps. We soak the traps for a minimum of 15 minutes at which point you retrieve them under my supervision and we examine the catch. Once you are comfortable with the process I leave you alone to fish at your own pace. When you are finished (stay as late as 4pm!) for the day the traps will be prepared for storage and collected by myself. Any legal crab you catch are yours to keep. You’ll be targeting two species: Local Red Rock Crab are not available commercially and have some of the sweetest meat in their claws that you could ever eat in your life!! Pristine, Dungeness Crab are world renowned and the West Coast of North America is the only place to get them fresh out of the ocean! - Smaller groups or kids, $225. Ask me! - 25% off adventures for group of 4 Other things to note It’s very important that you have the B.C. Tidal waters fishing license. You can’t catch crab without it!

This experience was made for the rainy season!! We begin at the Capilano Pacific trail, the opposite side of the Capilano suspension bridge. Greeted by enormous evergreens and great tall mossy maple trees, the sound of the river is present immediately as we gently wind along the ridge 350 feet above the river below. A easy path guides us through dense and spactactular rain forest. Loaded with waterfalls, wildlife and beautiful trellis and bridge work. We arrive on top of the great Cleveland Dam with sweeping views of the famous Vancouver Lions, Grouse Mt. tram and the beautiful Capilano River below. A round trip will take 120mins. Other things to note Dress appropriately for a forest walk. Bring a small snack and water.

We will share an interpretive walking tour with you in beautiful Stanley Park as you learn and experience how our tribes have utilized the land for food, medicine, and technology. You'll walk through the guided trails, seeing first hand lush trees and diversity of plants while gaining new knowledge of First Nation's perspectives and history. Other things to note Arrive early. This is a walking tour, 2.2 km (1 m), & requires moderate mobility. Please dress for the weather. Bring a camera, sunscreen, & an umbrella if raining. Good walking shoes are recommended

We begin our adventure among the enormous and lush forest of Lighthouse park. Join me as I guide you along the trails I have known since childhood. The sound of the resident bald eagles is present emedatially as we follow there calls to the coast. We walk along to find tall cliffs with spectacular vantage points of neer by islands and coastal mountain ranges. Rugged and pristine coastlines are in the itinerary. The feeling that washes over you like the sound of the eagles and waves is delightful. Welcome to BritishColumbia! Other things to note Feel free to inquire with me regarding and questions or concerns you might have!

Nature photography, composition, and shooting techniques will be focal points on this photo walk through my neighborhood. We will walk along the Stanley Park Seawall Path and talk about making ordinary photos extraordinary through composition choices. We will make a stop at Morton Park and challenge ourselves to try different compositions and aperture/shutter speed settings with the A-maze-ing Laughter statues. Get ready to pose. As we walk along the Sea Wall, we will try long exposure photography using neutral density and polarizer filters. We will cut through Stanley Park on the forest trails and head to the Lost Lagoon. We will go over camera settings and experiment with manual exposures, bracketing and exposure compensation. I will be happy to guide you with your gear selection. I use Fujifilm X-series but am familiar with most DLSR and mirrorless systems, and I am not sponsored or affiliated with any brand. I have a selection of Fujifilm X-Series lenses, which you are welcome to try out. Just let me know and I will make sure to bring. Other things to note Check the weather on the day of the Photo Walk. You may need proper rain gear or an umbrella on rainy days or sunscreen and a hat on beautiful days.