Cuba Libre
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After reading all this stuff-- I know why I buy my albacore at Costco!
After reading all this stuff-- I know why I buy my albacore at Costco!
After reading all this stuff-- I know why I buy my albacore at Costco!
Lol. Way, way cheaper indeed! 25 miles under SVOP ....that's it. Anyone guiding off share beyond that is self insured.
That is not completely true. From our lodge in Kyuquot we are able to access a huge part of the best tuna grounds on the coast and we are still operating inside the 25nm boundary. Actually we can access a good chunk of the 1000 fathom line which is the tuna highway on the coast. Brooks peninsula allows us to stay inside the 25nm limit and still be 40 miles from Kyuquot. We are dialed in and ready to go, can't wait...
My conversatioin with Boris Glazar, the Transport Canada inspector went as follows:
I want to take paying clients out fishing for tuna, 40-80 miles offshore.
Boris "Transport Canada has no category for a small craft carrying passengers any further then 25 nautical miles off shore".
Legally, I don't think you can do it with passengers.
TC=basically they want a boat greater than 5gt and a 60t ticket for guiding purposes..
personel trips have nothing to do with tc.
for personal trips insurance can be had easily by adding a rider, as long as no-one is paying for the trip.
two totally different aspects when one is personally fishing for tuna, and guiding for tuna.
nobody guides for the bamfield tuna shoot out so your question is politely moot.
Lol. Way, way cheaper indeed! 25 miles under SVOP ....that's it. Anyone guiding off share beyond that is self insured.
I have to back peddle on this.....got confirmation in writing that I'm covered for Tuna. Underwriter wrote back to my broker confirming same. Good to go.
My thoughts exactlySo being in contravention of TC by guiding you are still insured? Very odd!!