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	Bulkley River Day Trips - Suskwa Adventure Outfitters
		Dave and Shelley Goble have pioneered whitewater river rafting in the Smithers area.
		With 20 years of river running adventures, Dave and Shelley have experience on many major rivers, (with infamous Rogue River rafters such as Skip and Sue Hall), including the Colorado River in the Grand Canyon of Arizona, the Tatshenshini and Alsek rivers in the Yukon, and many other rivers in both the US and
		The Bulkley River Canyon is an exciting and challenging 33 kilometers of river.
	www.suskwa.bc.ca /bulkley.html (698 words)

	Supreme Court of Canada - Decisions - R. v. Nikal
		The appellant further contended that the Bulkley River is, at this point, part of the Moricetown Reserve and that as a result he was bound solely by the band by‑law as it pertains to fishing in the river.
		Since the bed of the Bulkley River is not a geographic part of the Moricetown Reserve he found that the by‑law did not apply to it, and thus the appellant could not rely upon it.
		This in itself is a sufficient basis for determining that the river did not form part of the reserve and that the presumption of ownership to the middle of the river cannot arise.
	scc.lexum.umontreal.ca /en/1996/1996rcs1-1013/1996rcs1-1013.html (10750 words)

	Kermode.net (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		River levels on the Bulkley River at Houston have been stable for the past 15 hours, holding at about 7.39 metres.
		Warm daytime and overnight temperatures have kept the snowpack melting throughout the basin and this is sustaining high flows on the tributary rivers and on the mainstem of the Bulkley River.
		With the mainstem of Bulkley River and the major tributaries continuing to run at very high levels, there is a considerable risk of the return of flooding problems on the larger rivers in the region.
	www.kermode.net /kermode/newsdisplay.asp?id=730&pm=1 (679 words)

	Welcome to Bulkley River Lodge - SteelheadBC.com - The River & It's Fish
		The river is blessed with over ninety miles of classic fly water holding scrappy Steelhead ranging from 6 to 30 pounds which commonly attack flies on the surface.
		Because of this the Bulkley River has a rich aquatic insect life for the juvenile Steelhead to feast upon before their ocean journey.
		Because the Bulkley river is the most stableriver in the entire Skeena system it is less likely to flood or color, and that translates to superior fly fishing conditions throughout the season.
	www.steelheadbc.com /river_fish.htm (271 words)

	A River Never Sleeps
		Fishing with bait, in a closed river, 25 sports anglers will be allowed to catch an estimated 800-1,000 summer run steelhead this spring, as the fish prepare to spawn in British Columbia’s famed Bulkley River.
		Saysell said the Bulkley is traditionally closed at this time of year because biologists have long recognized pre-spawn fish shouldn’t be subject to stress.
		Steelhead spawn in the Bulkley in April and May, raising the possibility that - in the name of science and public relations - some fish will be taken right off their redds.
	www.ariverneversleeps.com /backissues/april00/news.shtml (1347 words)

	Numb-butt fly fishing shop central oregon reports (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Bulkley River Lodge: Smithers / British Columbia Look up “steelhead lodge” in a dictionary and you might see a picture of this place.
		For those unfamiliar with the Bulkley, this river’s bounty is unsurpassed: large returns of wild summer steelhead, an endless number of classic runs, and some of the finest dry fly and greased line fishing in the world.
		Bulkley fish are known for their willingness to move to a fly and range from 4 to 24 pounds, with the average fish typically weighing in around 10 lbs.
	www.numb-butt.com /excursionDetail.php?recKey=58 (449 words)

	Bulkley River and Morice River, BC
		The Bulkley has fine natural habitat for caddis, stoneflies and mayflies.
		The crisp late September weather had turned the aspen and cottonwoods a brilliant yellow, and the river was low and clear.
		Grizzly tracks were commonly seen in the sand-bars along the river and we carried only can goods to keep from attracting these large carnivores.
	www.bcadventure.com /ianforbes/morice/morice.phtml (1034 words)

	Water Quality Objective Reports Index
		The Cowichan River, which originates at the south end of Cowichan Lake, is the most important river on Vancouver Island for recreational fisheries (steelhead, cutthroat, rainbow, brown trout and kokanee) and commercial fisheries (coho, chinook and chum).
		Flows from the Thompson River, a tributary to the Fraser, carry the treated wastewater from a pulp mill and a municipal sewage discharge from the City of Kamloops.
		The river reach involved is a very small portion of the Kitimat drainage, but is very heavily used by fish, wildlife and man. A detailed technical appendix was prepared and forms the basis for the conclusions presented here.
	www.elp.gov.bc.ca /wat/wq/objectives/objindex.html (10168 words)

	Ministry of Water Land and Air Protection - Skeena Region - ANGLING USE PLAN - BULKLEY RIVER
		The Bulkley River is one of 43 classified rivers in the province.
		The SHA data for the Bulkley River from 1967/68 to 1996/97 is presented in Appendix 1.
		By way of a rough comparison, the management prescriptions in the AUP for the Dean River yield an average density of 1.61 anglers per kilometre of fishable water during the peak portion of the fishery and an average density of 1.14 anglers per kilometre of fishable water during the "shoulder portion" of the fishery.
	wlapwww.gov.bc.ca /ske/Aup/bulk_aup.html (6505 words)

	Tourism BC \| Northern British Columbia \| River Rafting (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The difficulty of the river rapids are rated from Class I - VI, with I being tame water and VI being extremely violent, unrunnable water
		The Bulkley River boasts over 30 rapids and is one of the most exciting and scenic whitewater day-rafting trips in BC.
		The Babine and Bulkley Rivers are found in the Smithers area.
	www.hellobc.com /en-CA/SightsActivitiesEvents/WaterActivities/RiverRafting/NorthernBritishColumbia.htm (674 words)

	About Smithers, British Columbia: Stats, History, First Nations
		The Town of Smithers is situated in the Bulkley Valley of northwestern British Columbia directly on the Trans Canada Yellowhead Highway (Route 16), approximately half way between the cities of Prince Rupert and Prince George.
		From its position in the Bulkley Valley, Smithers is set against the backdrop of the Hudson Bay Mountain to the west and the Babine Mountain range to the east.
		Their territory surrounds the Bulkley River in the northern interior of British Columbia.The Wet'suwet'en Nation 's territory extends from the village of Hagwilget in the New Hazelton area in the west to Burns Lake in the east.
	www.tourismsmithers.com /html/about.htm (1098 words)

	Skeena Steelhead; the Bulkley, Kispiox, Babine, Sustut, and Copper Rivers
		Skeena Steelhead; the Bulkley, Kispiox, Babine, Sustut, and Copper Rivers
		The drive from the confluence of the Bulkley and Skeena rivers to the outflow at Morice Lake is about 130 kilometers (80 miles) by road, but the winding river follows a much longer route.
		For angling purposes, the Morice is the upper Bulkley.
	www.flyfisherman.com /westerncanada/rpskeena/index1.html (779 words)

	AnglerBait Salmon Fishing Bulkley
		This river stands alone as the finest dry fly steelhead river in North America..
		Fishing on the Skeena River - steelhead on the Kispiox River B
		Bulkley, Babine, Morice, Sustut and Skeena Rivers of Northern BC are world class Steelhead fishing and Salmon fishing.
	www.anglerbait.com /61/salmon-fishing-bulkley.html (444 words)

	Tourism Smithers - Accommodations (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Bulkley River Cottages are a family friendly, location for all four seasons.
		From the balconies you will look right into the river, where wildlife such as, eagles, otters, beavers, bear and moose can be seen on the riverbanks.
		Outdoor activities can be done like, hiking in the surrounding mountains, river rafting, canoeing, horseback riding, guided camping tours, educational tours, float plane trips and lots more in the summer and cross country skiing, downhill skiing, dog sledding, ice fishing and lots more in the winter.
	tools.bcweb.net /smithers/trip/accom.shtml?x=674&cmd[50]=i-11-0&... (465 words)

	Frontier Farwest Steelhead Fishing Lodge Details (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The owner chose his river camp locations very carefully as his experience has taught him that it is not only important to have the perfect setting; it is also very important that the camp waters are productive, and Collin has accomplished this in the two sites he chose for the river camps.
		The Bulkley, the jewel of the Skeena system, is ranked among the top ten of the world’s great flyfishing rivers.
		He found the Bulkley River to be the most weather friendly, have the most fishable water, the largest numbers of steelhead and the most likely to accomodate his love of a dry fly fishery.
	ranchbrokers.com /Canada_Ranches_For_Sale/frontier_farwest_details.htm (1726 words)

	Bulkley River, Smithers
		He gave us the info on rivers to paddle around here, some ideas on what to paddle near Prince George and Jasper.
		The road took us to a pretty grassy area near the river, with a few picnic benches and cottonwood trees.
		The surfing spot consisted of a wide hole, with a wave train on one side, and a wave and a hole on the other side.
	www.slackerdom.com /alaska/trip_down/0908_fri.html (1110 words)

	Two Rivers Lodge in Telkwa - near Smithers BC
		Two Rivers Lodge in Telkwa (10 km east of Smithers) is the place for you if you fish, ski or vacation.
		Our Lodge is situated on the banks of the Bulkley River, World Renowned for fishing and beauty.
		Each unit is situated on the banks of the Bulkley River just 10 minutes from Smithers.
	www.tworiverslodge.ca (204 words)

	CD Baby: SERGE MAZERAND: Enchanted River
		“Enchanted River - A Solo Piano Essay” is a collection of ten original piano improvisations that include the sounds of water, weather, and various birdsongs and calls, most of which were also recorded by the artist, Serge Mazerand.
		Inspired by the Bulkley River in British Columbia that runs by his home, Mazerand’s music flows easily and gracefully, inviting relaxation and de-stressing or creating an unobtrusive backdrop for a quiet dinner or other calming activity.
		An avid fly-fisherman, Mazerand is at one with both the river and his piano.
	www.cdbaby.com /cd/sergemazerand2 (651 words)

	Frontier Farwest Fishing Lodge (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The Bulkley Mouse, a dry fly made exclusively of deer hair, accounts for half of our client's steelhead catches.
		We would be pleased to recommend a selection of Bulkley River steelhead flies.
		If unsure of what gear you need to fully enjoy a week on the Bulkley River we would be pleased to recommend equipment options.
	frontier_farwest.tripod.com /gear.htm (355 words)

	West Coast Chaos
		First up, the Bulkley River (first) meets the Telkwa River (second) at the village of Telkwa.
		Next, are a couple of pics of the Bulkley as it funnels into the Moricetown Canyon.
		Further downstream the Bulkley flows under the Hagwilgit bridge in Hazelton.
	drizwald.blogspot.com (1408 words)

	yellowhead highway, Canadian highways
		At the west side of town is Eddy Park on the Bulkley River.
		Natives can often be seen spearing and netting salmon in the narrow Moricetown Canyon on Bulkley River.
		The village is served by one of the few reaction ferries in BC, locals from both sides of the Skeena make the crossing by ferry.
	www.bellsalaska.com /myalaska/yellowhwypg2.html (445 words)

	Canadian Riverside Resort & Motel, All seasons, Telkwa, BC, Canada (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		A world class Steelhead river is at your back door.
		Winter on the Bulkley River with a view of Hudson Bay Mountain.
		The deer, moose and fox wander both sides of the river.
	www.douglasresortmotel.com /html/allseasons.html (326 words)

	river boats BC canada used
		During their heyday there were some 35O sternwheelers on the Yukon River and other major rivers in the North.
		A sailboat and barge share the Mississippi River is used in "bathtub races" in many cities although it originated in Nanaimo BC Canada.
		During their heyday there were some 35O stern-wheelers on the Yukon River and other, major, rivers in the North.
	boatsguide.be /.../river-boats-BC-canada-used.html (1170 words)

	Smithers bed and breakfast B&B accommodations - AAA Bulkley Valley Guesthouse
		The Bulkley River Cottages are located 5 minutes east of Smithers, one minute off Highway 16, on the Bulkley River.
		The upstairs bathroom is equipped with shower, sink and toilet while the main floor bathroom has shower, sink, bathtub for two with jets and toilet.
		The two houses are on a 22 acre property with river frontage, surrounded by pine trees.
	www.bbexpo.com /bvbb/bulk3.htm (235 words)

	Fly Fishing British Columbia with www.AmericanFlyFishingVacations.com
		Fly fishing travel to the Bulkley River, part of the Skeena River system, in British Columbia for giant Steelhead has exploded in recent years.
		The Bulkley River stands alone as the finest dry fly Steelhead river in North America.
		The Bulkley, the jewel of the Skeena system, is ranked among the top ten of the world's great fly fishing rivers.
	www.prweb.com /releases/20062060/3/prweb352303.htm (903 words)

	BC Highways - Highway 37 North
		High Level Road is a major connection between New Hazleton, Hazleton located on the banks of the Bulkley River,
		The route continues towards this crossing of the Bulkley River.
		Each of these faced the Bulkley River which is to your left or south of the picture.
	modena.intergate.ca /personal/pl8s/BC16E/HighlvlRd.htm (298 words)

	BC Rivers - Bulkley River - BritishColumbia.com
		In July, if you want company and action, fish for steelhead at Idiot Rock just downstream of Moricetown off Hwy 16 on the Bulkley River.
		Hwy 16 follows the Bulkley River for more than 97 miles (160 km), from Rose Lake to Hazelton.
		A popular spot is at the confluence of the Bulkley and Morice Rivers, near Telkwa.
	www.britishcolumbia.com /LakesAndRivers/Rivers/details/?ID=111 (125 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		We arrived in BC on October 25 with poor fishing reports and hope that the run was arriving late.
		The Bulkley is a beautiful river and I give the Bulkley River Lodge 4 stars.
		Not because we had chocolates on our pillow every night, but because they really went out of their way to make sure we were warm, happy, good meals, etc. The lodge was excellent, if the fishing was good, that would only be a bonus.
	www.danblanton.com /viewmessage.php?id=55932 (330 words)

	BCGNIS Geographical Name Details (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		After Colonel Charles S. Bulkley, US Army Telegraph Corps, engineer-in-chief of the Western Union Extension Company, 1864-67, during construction of the Collins Overland Telegraph; his party wintered their horses here in 1865-66.
		The project to link the Russian and American telegraph systems by way of Alaska, the Bering Sea and Siberia, was abandoned upon the successful completion of the trans-Atlantic cable in 1866; the line by that time had been extended beyond the Bulkley valley and NW along the Kispiox River to about Swan Lake.
		Colonel Bulkley has been described as "an able and experienced man, universally respected and trusted".
	srmwww.gov.bc.ca /bcgn-bin/bcg10?name=1662 (317 words)

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