March 18, 2008 Port Renfrew Marina Report
Greetings everyone:
For our regular and new customers, welcome to our 2008 season. With winter being officially over in 2 days Port Renfrew Marina will soon be into our spring opening of May 1st. If you were a seasonal camper last year please confirm your site for this year before May15th. by phone to Noel 483-1486 or Bud 474-2643 or by e-mail through this site. Failure to do this will mean we are to assume you no longer require your site.
If you are planning to be at the marina on Easter weekend the gate will be open but you must bring your own water, bait and fuel and as well be responsible for taking your garbage to the dump when you leave.
Please be advised that there is a heavy swell warning for this weekend so please be very careful!
Here is a copy of fisheries new ruling on fishing and retention of Halibut for this year for those of you that have not seen it.
RECREATIONAL - Fin Fish (Other than Salmon)
Fishery Notice - Fisheries and Oceans Canada Subject: FN0077-Halibut: All Tidal Waters -
Further to FN0044 - Changes to the Recreational Fishery Further to Fishery Notice FN0044:In order to manage within domestic halibut allocations, the following changes will be implemented in the 2008 recreational fishery:
Coastwide---------
March 1 to 31: Daily limit of one. Possession limit of 3.
April 1 to May 31: Daily limit of one. Possession limit of 2.
June 1 to Dec 31: Daily limit of two. Possession limit of 2.Areas 121, 23 and 123------------------
April 1 to Dec 31:• No person shall fish for or retain halibut, rockfish and lingcod in that portion of Area 121 seaward of a line that begins at 48 degrees 34.000 minutes north latitude and 125 degrees 17.386 minutes west longitude and continues southeasterly at a bearing of 116 degrees true to a point at 48 degrees 28.327 minutes north latitude and 125 degrees 01.687 minutes west longitude. [12 nautical mile limit]
April 1/08 to March 31/09:• Electronic licence conditions will be expanded as follows:"no person who is not a Canadian resident may fish for or retain halibut under this licence in Areas 121, 23 and 123." Variation Order Nos 2008-80 (close time) and 2008-81 (quota).
FOR MORE INFORMATION:Bill Shaw 250-756-7152 and Gary Logan 604-666-9033Fisheries and Oceans Canada Operations Center - FN0077Sent February 21, 2008 at 14:01Visit us on the Web at http://www.pac.dfo-mpo.gc.ca
Bud & Rex
For our regular and new customers, welcome to our 2008 season. With winter being officially over in 2 days Port Renfrew Marina will soon be into our spring opening of May 1st. If you were a seasonal camper last year please confirm your site for this year before May15th. by phone to Noel 483-1486 or Bud 474-2643 or by e-mail through this site. Failure to do this will mean we are to assume you no longer require your site.
If you are planning to be at the marina on Easter weekend the gate will be open but you must bring your own water, bait and fuel and as well be responsible for taking your garbage to the dump when you leave.
Please be advised that there is a heavy swell warning for this weekend so please be very careful!
Here is a copy of fisheries new ruling on fishing and retention of Halibut for this year for those of you that have not seen it.
RECREATIONAL - Fin Fish (Other than Salmon)
Fishery Notice - Fisheries and Oceans Canada Subject: FN0077-Halibut: All Tidal Waters -
Further to FN0044 - Changes to the Recreational Fishery Further to Fishery Notice FN0044:In order to manage within domestic halibut allocations, the following changes will be implemented in the 2008 recreational fishery:
Coastwide---------
March 1 to 31: Daily limit of one. Possession limit of 3.
April 1 to May 31: Daily limit of one. Possession limit of 2.
June 1 to Dec 31: Daily limit of two. Possession limit of 2.Areas 121, 23 and 123------------------
April 1 to Dec 31:• No person shall fish for or retain halibut, rockfish and lingcod in that portion of Area 121 seaward of a line that begins at 48 degrees 34.000 minutes north latitude and 125 degrees 17.386 minutes west longitude and continues southeasterly at a bearing of 116 degrees true to a point at 48 degrees 28.327 minutes north latitude and 125 degrees 01.687 minutes west longitude. [12 nautical mile limit]
April 1/08 to March 31/09:• Electronic licence conditions will be expanded as follows:"no person who is not a Canadian resident may fish for or retain halibut under this licence in Areas 121, 23 and 123." Variation Order Nos 2008-80 (close time) and 2008-81 (quota).
FOR MORE INFORMATION:Bill Shaw 250-756-7152 and Gary Logan 604-666-9033Fisheries and Oceans Canada Operations Center - FN0077Sent February 21, 2008 at 14:01Visit us on the Web at http://www.pac.dfo-mpo.gc.ca
Bud & Rex
posted by Port Renfrew Marina and Campground at
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