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The most modern production facility for
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Running the River with Heart - Riverboat Poker Rally

Saturday June 5, 2010

Running the River with Heart will take place at the River Boat Poker Rally Woodlands RV Park & River Marina in Fort Assiniboine, AB.

 
 
 
 
Islands Marine Center, Inc. Spring Rendezvous

IMC's 2010 Poets Cove Rendezvous will be happening April 30 & May 1st at the Poets Cove Resort and Spa on South Pender Island, BC. For more information click here.

 
 
 
 
2nd Annual AMDS Kingfisher Regatta

August 28, 2010 Anchorage, AK

If your a Kingfisher Owner, you dont want to miss this one! For more information click here.

 
 
 
 
 
 
Boating Industry Canada
February 2009

Byron Bolton and Harbercraft
- New Plant
- New Models
- New Dealers

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Nice catch from the Point of Arches!
Aaron Marx, Kingfisher 2525 Owner

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Kingfisher Dealers Celebrate 2009 Model Year Release
at Dealer Conference Pacific Outback Resort
 
 
 
 
 
"Oregon Tuna Classic
delivers in the clutch"

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from the Headlight-Hearld

 
 
 
 
"Great catch for a great cause” – all to benefit the Oregon Food Bank

Cheer on Captain Mark Lindquist and Team Kingfisher has they fish for Albacore tuna from their Kingfisher 2825. All tuna caught goes to the Oregon Food Bank® and Ducks Unlimited®. Oregon Food Bank is a non-profit organization that is dedicated to feeding hungry families in Oregon. In 2008, one in five families will need an emergency food box from Oregon Food Bank. Go Team Go!

www.oregontunaclassic.com

 
     
 
 
     
 
 
     
 
Captain Mark Lindquist and Team Kingfisher Delivers the Tuna!

Oregon's Tuna Classic:
The Superbowl of PNW offshore angling
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  Oregon Tuna Classic donates $46,000 and 13,200 pounds of tuna to reel in hunger

PORTLAND, Ore. (November 18, 2008) – One fish, two fish. How about 13,200 pounds of fish?

That's the amount of fish the Oregon Tuna Classic donated to Oregon Food Bank this year, along with $46,000.

“Last year we donated more than 7,200 pounds of tuna and $25,000,” Says Del Stephens chairman of the classic. “This year, those numbers are almost doubled. The events were an unparalleled success."

The Oregon Tuna Classic began four years ago as a fund-raising event in Garibaldi. A few teams of anglers raced for the biggest albacore, and the proceeds – fish and money - went to the Oregon Food Bank. Today, the event has expanded to include Newport/Depoe Bay, Hammond, Charleston and Garibaldi, each drawing as many as 65 or more teams with well over 1,000 participants.

The tournament has continued to grow each year. This year’s events included teams from Idaho, Washington and California, as well as one team from Samoa.

In all, 252 teams caught fish, and cash prizes were awarded to the top three. Many winners donated their cash prizes to Oregon Food Bank.

“That’s what this all about”, says Del Stephens, Oregon Tuna Classic chairman. “Even though it’s a competition, the main focus is the food bank.” Naturally, there’s some competition among fishermen, but not at the expense of losing sight of the purpose of the tournaments.

"The donation couldn't have come at a better time," says Rachel Bristol, OFB CEO. "Hunger in Oregon is, once again, on the rise and many of our regional food banks are distributing record amounts of emergency food."

“We couldn’t pull off a multi-day, multi-location series of events without the help of our fantastic sponsors and participants.” Says Stephens. “Companies like StarKist, G.Loomis, Rogue Brewing, Daiwa, Sailfish boats and many others came through at every turn to make these events a success."

2008 sponsors included StarKist, G.Loomis, Rogue Brewing, Daiwa, Sailfish boats, Mill Casino, Y Marina, Dura Industries, IFISH. Net, Allstate, Anderson Roofing, Englund Marine, Sportsman’s Warehouse, Bob’s Sporting Goods, Berkley 7 Strand, Fish Trap Lures, Ballyhood, Turman Tackle, Gamakatsu, ACR, Big Tuna Marine, Sterling Savings, Sea Tow, Terrafin, Rip Charts, Grundens, BDC Advertising, Applied Materials, Pelagic, Gamma, Colbach Law Office, Sport Fishing Magazine, Old Mill RV Park, Alika Charters, Tillamook Country Smoker, Malarkey, Dealer Supply, Eat Me Lures, Radius Management, Flex Staff, Port of Coos Bay, Frito Lay, Anglers Workshop, Fishing & Hunting News, Coho Designs, Guy Harvey, Dave Bartholet Gallery, Kingfisher boats, Fish Frontiers, Benchmade Knives, Hawg Quest, Beaverhill Productions, Oregon Steel, Ron Brockmann, Dennis Pendley.

 
     
     
 
 
Kingfisher Dealers Celebrate 2009 Model Year Release at Dealer Conference Pacific Outback Resort
 
 
 
     
     
 
Kingfisher Environmental Interpretive Centre
 

Every fall the Coho, Spring, Sockeye, and Kokanee salmon return to their spawning grounds in the Shuswap River gravel beds in British Columbia. The numbers of returning salmon were on a steady decline until; in 1981 the concept of building a hatchery and environmental interpretive centre to address the problem was spawned.

The hatchery conducts one of the most successful Salmon Enhancement programs in the country. About 500,000 fry are raised in incubators until they reach the Alvin stage, then they are released into the Shuswap to begin their journey to the Pacific.

Harbercraft/Kingfisher boats take great pleasure in acknowledging the hard work and dedication required to re-establishing the salmon sport fishing industry on the Shuswap River.

A donation of a Shuttleboat and Pilot was provided last September.

 
 
     
     
     
 
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