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50 Steps – If you do one step per week this will take about one year to get prepared.

Personal Preparedness (Health, Medical, First Aid, Security, Gear, and Clothing)

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Father and Son moment when it all just comes together. Whose fish is bigger? .. (Little Big Bar Lake, BC)

Early bird gets the fish .. Early morning fishing on another beautiful lake in BC. Early Spring and late Fall are some of the best fishing dates, but the days are so short you need to be on the lake at the crack of dawn.. (West King Lake, BC)

The solitude of fishing on a BC lake can make time stand still. Not even a pandemic can touch you here. Big Bar Lake, BC.

Gin clear water means you need to be stealthy as the trout spook easily. This was late June on Sheridan Lake, BC on a hot summer day and the fish were very selective so I was lucky.

Sight fishing for bull trout on the Skagit River, BC is how I love to spend a beautiful sunny afternoon! With a spot like this who cares if you don’t even hook one up ..

You can never have too many fishing/overlanding stickers .. I’m just a kid at heart.

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