Vancouver Boat Show 2015 Grand Prize

VIBS 2015 Grand Prize

Win the Ultimate Fishing Excursion of Your Life! Complete with Airfare & Accommodations!

Win an amazing, all-inclusive, five-day/four-night fishing excursion for two, complete with flights, accommodation, professional guide and meals, courtesy of the Shearwater Resort and Marina.

Vancouver Boat Show Guide digital version, click here.

The lucky winner and his or her guest will be flown from Vancouver directly to the luxurious Shearwater Resort for this ultimate fishing adventure. Located on the West Central coast of British Columbia, the Shearwater resort is within close proximity to some of the best fishing grounds on the West Coast. From open-ocean salmon and halibut fishing, to an abundance of bottom fish, including Lingcod, Red Snapper, and Rock Fish, there is something to cater to every fishing preference.

Grand Prize Package Value: $10,000

Click here for further details, and be sure to complete your entry ballot at the main Gate A entrance of BC Place!

Vancouver Boat Show Guide digital version, click here.

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