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Provincially Licensed Fisher Vendors by Location Pursuant to the BC Fish Provincially Licensed Fisher Vendors by location Pursuant to the BC Fish and Seafood Act As of 24-Jun-21 Campbell River Harbour Bellemare, Mikael Licence # 2021-000291 Mailing Address: Box 313 Whaletown BC V0P 1Z0 Phone: 250-634-0828 Name of Vessel: C-Fin Bellemare, Sascha Licence # 2021-000290 Mailing Address: Box 313 Whaletown BC V0P 1Z0 Phone: 250-202-7633 Name of Vessel: March Girl Chickite, Ronald McKenzie Licence # 2021-000351 Mailing Address: 852 Quinsam Cres. Campbell River BC V9H 1P9 Phone: 250-850-9482 Name of Vessel: Intangible Asset Collier, Joel Licence # 2021-000133 Mailing Address: 5403 Wildwood Rd. Courtenay BC V9J 1P5 Phone: 250-703-6763 Name of Vessel: Lisa Jess Davis, John A. Licence # 2021-000207 Mailing Address: 118 Rockland Rd. Campbell River BC V9W 1N6 Phone: 778-420-1555 Name of Vessel: Adventurer Ordano, G. Steve Licence # 2021-000289 Mailing Address: 113 Redonda Way Campbell River BC V9H 1J4 Phone: 250-830-7696 Name of Vessel: Sleepwalker Thursday, June 24, 2021 Page 1 of 30 Provincially Licensed Fisher Vendors by location Pursuant to the BC Fish and Seafood Act As of 24-Jun-21 Campbell River Harbour Palo, Barry Licence # 2021-000191 Mailing Address: 66 Ridgeview Place Campbell River BC V9W 2J6 Phone: 250-230-0463 Name of Vessel: Island Surf Pellegrin, Johnny Licence # 2021-000150 Mailing Address: 1440 Galerno rd. Campbell River BC V9W 1K1 Phone: 250-830-7621 Name of Vessel: Sean Todd Name of Vessel: Genesta Roh, Michael Licence # 2021-000371 Mailing Address: 3750 Turnbull Rd. Courtenay BC V9N 9R5 Phone: 250-857-6169 Name of Vessel: Alpine Star Sewell, Roger J. F. Licence # 2021-000239 Mailing Address: 1561 Evergreen Rd. Campbell River BC V9W 3S3 Phone: 250-287-7234 Name of Vessel: Anita Marie II Name of Vessel: Ocean Fury Name of Vessel: Lee B J Coal Harbour Benton, Danielle L. Licence # 2021-000137 Mailing Address: Box 261 Port Hardy BC V0N 2P0 Phone: 250-230-5768 Name of Vessel: Patriot Thursday, June 24, 2021 Page 2 of 30 Provincially Licensed Fisher Vendors by location Pursuant to the BC Fish and Seafood Act As of 24-Jun-21 Comox Harbour Devereux, Bruce W. Licence # 2021-000170 Mailing Address: 4098 Gartley Point Courtenay BC V9N 9T2 Phone: 250-334-7648 Name of Vessel: Estevan Levesque, Silas Licence # 2021-000195 Mailing Address: 403 Merecroft rd. Campbell River BC V9W 5Y5 Phone: 250-287-6574 Name of Vessel: Winter Wind Nasadyk, Ronald Licence # 2021-000302 Mailing Address: 545 Church st. Comox BC V9M 4G5 Phone: 250-218-7721 Name of Vessel: Down Deep Stefanson, Kyle D. Licence # 2021-000343 Mailing Address: 8 - 2880 Arden Rd. Courtenay BC V9N 0E9 Phone: 250-218-6666 Name of Vessel: Rockstar 13 Cowichan Bay harbour Johnston, Guy M. Licence # 2021-000249 Mailing Address: 1760 Pritchard Rd. Cowichan Bay BC V0R 1N1 Phone: 250-715-6647 Name of Vessel: Michelle Rose Thursday, June 24, 2021 Page 3 of 30 Provincially Licensed Fisher Vendors by location Pursuant to the BC Fish and Seafood Act As of 24-Jun-21 Cowichan Bay harbour Thompson, Jesse Licence # 2021-000332 Mailing Address: 204 12600 TransCanada Hwy. Ladysmith BC V9G 0B6 Phone: 250-741-4200 Name of Vessel: Cooper Town Deep Bay Harbour Burkosky, Robert Licence # 2021-000285 Mailing Address: 1466 Memory Lane Qualicum Beach BC V9K 2A9 Phone: 250-954-9293 Name of Vessel: BC Maid II Discovery Harbour Chickite, Elvis Licence # 2021-000365 Mailing Address: 517 Ponderosa Pl. Campbell River BC V9W 6Z2 Phone: 250-830-4398 Name of Vessel: Ocean Pride False Creek Harbour Berger, Alexander Licence # 2021-000148 Mailing Address: 2622 West 7th Ave. Vancouver BC V6K 1Z1 Phone: 604-783-2333 Name of Vessel: Eldorado I Name of Vessel: Sleepless Nights Burns, Richard A. Licence # 2021-000154 Mailing Address: 969 Hendecourt Rd. North Vancouver BC V7K 2X5 Phone: 604-988-4757 Name of Vessel: Pacific Provider Thursday, June 24, 2021 Page 4 of 30 Provincially Licensed Fisher Vendors by location Pursuant to the BC Fish and Seafood Act As of 24-Jun-21 False Creek Harbour Chauvel, Dana Licence # 2021-000299 Mailing Address: 3051 West 8th Ave. Vancouver BC V6K 2C2 Phone: 604-312-8884 Name of Vessel: Organic Ocean 1 Name of Vessel: Carte Blanche Gartside, Samuel Licence # 2021-000269 Mailing Address: 1368 East 7th ave. Vancouver BC V5N 1R7 Phone: 604-349-7448 Name of Vessel: Triple M II Name of Vessel: Racer X Name of Vessel: Little Kathy Name of Vessel: Cold Fish Macdonald, Fraser Licence # 2021-000270 Mailing Address: 1505 west 1st ave. Vancouver BC V6J 4X4 Phone: 604-902-5504 Name of Vessel: Racer X Name of Vessel: Trile M II Name of Vessel: Cold Fish Name of Vessel: Little Kathy McPhedran, Franklin Gray Licence # 2021-000204 Mailing Address: Box 46911 Station D Vancouver BC V6J 5M4 Phone: 778-999-4289 Name of Vessel: Thetis Queen Thursday, June 24, 2021 Page 5 of 30 Provincially Licensed Fisher Vendors by location Pursuant to the BC Fish and Seafood Act As of 24-Jun-21 False Creek Harbour Policnick, Peter Licence # 2021-000340 Mailing Address: 5476 Grove Ave. Delta BC V4K 2A7 Phone: 604-813-6187 Name of Vessel: Bay Spirit Name of Vessel: Star Queen Ponak, Mitchell Licence # 2021-000126 Mailing Address: 2230 Ontario st. Vancouver BC V5T 2X2 Phone: 604-813-6400 Name of Vessel: Pachena No. 1 Yi, Ji Wang Licence # 2021-000120 Mailing Address: 2773 Oliver Cres. Vancouver BC V6L 1S8 Phone: 604-725-6968 Name of Vessel: Bud French Creek harbour Belveal, Jeffrey Licence # 2021-000248 Mailing Address: 1150 Meadowood Way Qualicum Beach BC V9K 2R6 Phone: 250-951-8930 Name of Vessel: Island Sunrise Bryce, Ian D. Licence # 2021-000184 Mailing Address: 1985 Stewart Rd. Nanoose Bay BC V9P 9E7 Phone: 250-954-7780 Name of Vessel: Nerka 1 Thursday, June 24, 2021 Page 6 of 30 Provincially Licensed Fisher Vendors by location Pursuant to the BC Fish and Seafood Act As of 24-Jun-21 French Creek harbour Burgess, Philip Licence # 2021-000160 Mailing Address: PO Box 1022 Parksville BC V9P 2H1 Phone: 250-248-9401 Name of Vessel: Grace XIX Name of Vessel: Summer's Retreat Lloyd, Russel Licence # 2021-000156 Mailing Address: 2630 Palmer Rd. Qualicum Beach BC V9K 1X1 Phone: 250-752-7596 Name of Vessel: Caligus Mise, Eddy L. Licence # 2021-000162 Mailing Address: 2108 Cedar Rd. Nanaimo BC V9X 1J6 Phone: 250-714-4752 Name of Vessel: Sandra M Name of Vessel: Wespak Richards, Reginald Licence # 2021-000158 Mailing Address: 3015 Thomas st. Nanaimo BC V9T 2Y5 Phone: 250-755-5981 Name of Vessel: Summer Breeze II Sawyer, Troy Richard Jamie Licence # 2021-000157 Mailing Address: BOX 916 Stn Main Parksville BC V9P 2G9 Phone: 250-616-1399 Name of Vessel: Sharla Dawn Thursday, June 24, 2021 Page 7 of 30 Provincially Licensed Fisher Vendors by location Pursuant to the BC Fish and Seafood Act As of 24-Jun-21 French Creek harbour Shepheard, Chad Licence # 2021-000178 Mailing Address: 853 Miller Rd. Parksville BC V9P 1Z1 Phone: 250-248-6015 Name of Vessel: Viking Wind Stefiuk Jr, William P O Licence # 2021-000230 Mailing Address: 953 Meadowlark Pl. Qualicum Beach BC V9K 1M6 Phone: 250-752-7563 Name of Vessel: Pacific Bounty Stefiuk Sr., William W. Licence # 2021-000226 Mailing Address: 600 Pym St. N. Parksville BC V9P 1B6 Phone: 250-248-5578 Name of Vessel: Joy-C-Lynn Name of Vessel: Corey J Name of Vessel: L'il Miss Molly Name of Vessel: TammyLee Ubell, Raymond L. Licence # 2021-000169 Mailing Address: 430 Knight Terrace Qualicum Beach BC V9K 1G2 Phone: 250-752-4945 Name of Vessel: Tartu Garden Bay harbour Young, Joshua Licence # 2021-000237 Mailing Address: 6010 Garden Bay rd. Madeira Park BC V0N 2H1 Phone: 604-885-8113 Name of Vessel: Captain's Dream Name of Vessel: Shirley Evelyn Thursday, June 24, 2021 Page 8 of 30 Provincially Licensed Fisher Vendors by location Pursuant to the BC Fish and Seafood Act As of 24-Jun-21 Gibsons Harbour Hammond, Max Quincy Licence # 2021-000274 Mailing Address: 7005 Sechelt Inlet Rd. Sechelt BC V0N 3A4 Phone: 604-741-7563 Name of Vessel: Edge Kitagawa, Randy Licence # 2021-000174 Mailing Address: 1829 Gibb Rd. Roberts Creek BC V0N 2W1 Phone: 604-740-1559 Name of Vessel: CJ Heriot Bay Harbour Stoeckner, Alfred G. Licence # 2021-000296 Mailing Address: P.0. Box 660 Heriot Bay BC V0P 1H0 Phone: 604-414-5913 Name of Vessel: Black Pearl Kitimat Harbour Antilla, Timo Earl Licence # 2021-000375 Mailing Address: 4387 Francis Peninsula Rd. Madeira Park BC V0N 2H0 Phone: 250-309-3426 Name of Vessel: Northern Fury Fouts, Steven Elliot Licence # 2021-000368 Mailing Address: 992 Reed Rd. Gibsons BC V0N 1V7 Phone: 604-741-1127 Name of Vessel: Concord 101 Name of Vessel: Qwest Thursday, June 24, 2021 Page 9 of 30 Provincially Licensed Fisher Vendors by location Pursuant to the BC Fish and Seafood Act As of 24-Jun-21 Ladner Harbour Kershaw, Edward John Paul Licence # 2021-000232 Mailing Address: #36 4749 64th St. Delta BC V4K 4W4 Phone: 604-209-6677 Name of Vessel: Aggravator Stevens, John M. Licence # 2021-000346 Mailing Address: 4515 River Rd. West Delta BC V4K 1R9 Phone: 604-946-9902 Name of Vessel: Pacific Jade Ladysmith Harbour Baines, Larry Licence # 2021-000333 Mailing Address: 204 - 12600 Transcanada Hwy. Ladysmith BC V9G 0B6 Phone: 250-729-5515 Name of Vessel: Valorous Cook, Lloyd Licence # 2021-000330 Mailing Address: 204 - 1260 Transcanada hwy. Ladysmith BC V9G 0B6 Phone: Name of Vessel: Interceptor IV Daynes, Ryan Andrew Licence # 2021-000118 Mailing Address: 175 McKinstry Place Duncan BC V9L 4Y4 Phone: 250-816-8888 Name of Vessel: Lily M Thursday, June 24, 2021 Page 10 of 30 Provincially Licensed Fisher Vendors by location Pursuant to the BC Fish and Seafood Act As of 24-Jun-21 Ladysmith Harbour Gould, Kevin Licence # 2021-000389 Mailing Address: 201 Cow Bay rd.
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