"These are the adventures of the vessel Inuksuk. The mission: to boldly go where no woman in her right mind would venture unless there was a man involved, to navigate through the waves in a skirt, and to fix things that break down on board before all life savings are spent."
 

This book collects the essential facts and the outrageous anecdotes that define the colourful past and the dynamic future of wine of B.C.
 

This is a biography and astonishing adventure story of a woman who, left a widow in 1927, packed her five children onto a 25-foot boat and cruised the coastal waters of British Columbia, summer after summer.
 

Another collection of stories about liveaboard life from one of the west coast’s most entertaining writers.
 

The Okanagan is synonymous with sun and fun. People flcok to the larger valley lakes and their fabulous beaches throughout the summer months. Lurking in the depths of these valley lakes are fish legends are made of.
 

With so many other options, lake fishing is often a forgotten activity on Vancouver Island. Luckily, the creators of the Backroad Mapbook Series are passionate about lake fishing, even on the Island.
 

In a region where salmon fishing has always won top billing, anglers have often ignored the bottomfish. Yet its ready availability in the waters of Alaska, British Columbia, and Washington and its merit as a fabulous table fish suggest that it is time to correct this oversight.
 

With the help of this book, anyone can learn how to catch shellfish. Charlie White, with over 50,000 copies of his books in print, is a west coast sport fishing guru.
 

Written to help beginners, this book will also, as the author notes, "...be useful to the expert."
 

In the course of cruising the west coast, Marianne Scott has met a variety of fascinating people whose lives revolve around the sea. She conducted interviews from Portland to Bella Coola to bring together this engaging collection of profiles.
 

Maria Coffey and Dag Goering embark on a three-month journey by wooden boat along Canada’s spectacular west coast.
 

Two years of interviews and research has resulted in this wonderful new book about one of B.C.'s most beloved areas. Discover what makes the Sunshine Coast a special place to live, to holiday, to fulfill one's dreams, or simply put — to be!
 

Bob Jones seems to have more comical tales to tell than most people: the rowboat that wanted to be a submarine, the trophy fish that sneered at him. Jones has done it all.
 

Francis and Amy Barrow spent the summers between 1933 and 1941 exploring the west coast in their little boat, searching for and recording First Nations rock art and "yarning" with the homesteaders in remote bays and inlets.