CLO OF nterest to OFLunters
and ©Fishermen

PRINCE RUPERT—

From here, trips of any duration may be undertaken
amongst and upon the innumerable islands, inside the
long inlets that penetrate the mainland and upon the
mountain slopes bordering them. Every kind of game
and hunting is available.

Motor vessels are for hire with accommodation up to
six passengers. Cost, six persons, $50.00 per day; four ©
persons, $35.00 per day including crew and cook, but
not supplies. Crew will also act as guides.

Excellent hotels. Rates, $1.00 to $4.00; European.

Boats and Guides: Armour Salvage and Towage Co.

Some close-in points are Mile 21, Khatada Lake, Por-
cher Island, Wark Channel, Muddy Creek, Klunugget
Inlet, Baker Inlet, Stewart Anchorage, etc.

Good deep sea fishing for Black Cod, Spring (King)
Salmon and Sea Bass can be had along the coast.

A specie of white bear, known as “Kermode” (not a
Polar) is found on Princess Royal Island, south of Prince
Rupert.

The Queen Charlotte Islands are reached from this
port. They afford hunting, shooting and fishing. Guides
may be obtained through James Martin, Massett, A, R.
Mallory, Port Clements, and Geo. Beattie, Queen Charlotte
City. There is also accommodation and stores at these
points.

TERRACE—

On the C.N.R.—Lakelse Lake is reached from here.
The lake affords most excellent Rainbow and Cut-Throat
Trout. There is good duck, geese and grouse shooting,
and bear, deer, goats and mountain sheep hunting.

Hotel: Terrace Hotel and Tourist Hotel. Guides
obtainable through George Little. There are good stores
at this point.

Lakelse Lodge at Lakelse Lake.

SMITHE RS—

On the C.N.R. Sheep, goats, grizzly and black bear,
moose, deer, caribou, partridge and grouse.

Fishing in Lakes Wilson, Barret, McDonald, Dennis
and Loon; also in the Bulkley and Copper rivers, all
within 10 miles of R.R. depot. Mountain and Dolly Var-
den trout and salmon. There are several well-equipped
stores at this point. Guides.

Hotels: The Bulkley and The Smithers.

HAZELTON—

On the C.N.R. Sheep, goats, grizzly and black bear,
moose, caribou, deer, partridge and grouse. This is the
starting point for the headwaters of the Skeena and
Stikine rivers, and one of the most extensive hunting
areas in North America.

There are several stores and the Hudson Bay main-
tains a post here.

PRINTED

PAPER

ROSE, COWAN & LATTA LTD., PRINTERS, PRINCE RUPERT