Fall is approaching quickly with even a hint of snow flurries in the Bella Coola Valley floor this week. The salmon spawning runs are dwindling, but the coho sport fishing is still very much alive, and there are lots of sport fishing and recreation opportunities for autumn enthusiasts. In fact on my way across the Chilcotin Plateau I passed a bicycle tourist bound for Bella Coola, showing all seasons are adventure seasons on the Central Coast.As we wrap up our summer-fall guiding it is the time for some new training and skills-development for guides and staff at the lodge.
Holly is in Vancouver completing her Yoga Instructors certification and we hope to incorporate some Yoga and relaxation session into our 2010-11 trip rosters, as well as Holly leading local classes here in the community.
Our other guides and myself will be completing a bear viewing seminar with other local enthusiasts and guides to ensure all members of the guide and public community are aware of our responsibilities in watching wildlife and promoting sustainable futures for recreational and tourism guiding in the region.
We'll update with fresh pics and news as it unfolds during training and next years trip development.
Fraser and Holly
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