In Bute Inlet boats of tourists arrive daily to watch the grizzlies from various viewing stations. One bear wanted to return the favor...
Our early rising guests, Carly and Gerry, were startled to see a grizzly bear standing on a nearby abandoned dock structure looking at them intently. The salmon carcass intended for crab bait must have been a tantalizing smell. The bear sniffed for a while considered the situation and turned his attention to doing his own fishing.
The four of us spend part of two days watching grizzlies and the enjoying the majesty of Butte Inlet.
On our final days in BC. more records were broken. Gerry caught the biggest coho that we have caught - 16lbs. Carly is pictured with our record breaking prawn pull.
Our last days in Desolation Sound once again denied Captain Vancouver's name for what he determined was the most desolate place on earth. The weather was magnificent and the sunsets and sun rises glorious. A nice ending to a wonderful season of boating!
Enjoy the video of the us viewing the bear and know that turn about is fair play - our turn to view!
We hope you enjoy the video of the bear preparing for winter. Quite a show!
2 comments:
Seeing all those prawns made me hungry for them all over again!
Jerry
I haven't ordered shimp or crab back here in Wisconsin since we returned from our cruise with you in July. Nothing can compare to the delicate flavors of truly "freshly caught" seafood, and our meals aboard Snowhawke were truly sensational....Mary Lee
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