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[Nucks]

You are sooooo out to lunch!

Where do you get your material before you spread it to the masses.

Everyone, please ignore this post and rely on what is factual.

My god!

[dennyman]

Remember if you disregard the campfire ban, you can be held liable for any damages that your campfire causes.

[HOOK]

and the fine can be upwards of 1 million dollars !!!


If your desperate to have a fire then you should just stay at home to resist temptation.

would be nice to see more smoker's respect the planet and "butt out" in a pop can or cigarette snuffer or into something better than just flicking them outside 





HOOK - I used to smoke and never just tossed my butts on the ground, even as a teenager !

[Geff_t]

Yup totally agree with you Hook. The Barrier fire a few years ago was all started with a single cigarette that was thrown onto the ground.

[Bently]

Those of you that use the portable "campfires," what brands do you use?  I see Canadian Tire sells the Ban Buster and Homehardware sells the Outland.  I bought the Outland one from HH yesterday and it seems o.k., I just wish it had a lid of some sort to make it easier to transport.

I just got back from 10 days of cutthroat fishing on the Island {northern part} and the ban came into effect while we were there. It was no big deal as we just got out our {never used before} YUKON LEGEND propane portable campfire. It was great, you can cook on it and it comes with a lid that can also be used as a stand for the actual unit. Of course it's not the same but when it's pitch dark out and you want the same kinda effect as a real fire then it does the job good enough. Put it this way, it's better than nothing and I thought I was ol" school and would never consider it but I loved the thing. You can get them at the Cloverdale Flea Market for around $80 to $100, I got mine for $75 because it had a few scratches on it already but had never been used.

BTW the cutty fishing was fantastic`

[armytruck]

I here the provincial fire ban has been lifted  Heard it just now on Global news .

[Johnny Canuck]

http://bcwildfire.ca/hprScripts/WildfireNews/Bans.asp

Just like checking the fishing regs best to find out from the source yourself.

[HOOK]

I also read that on my Province news app about 30 mins ago 


hoping to use it to convince the wife we need to go camping this weekend

[Johnny Canuck]

hoping to use it to convince the wife we need to go camping this weekend

You too huh lol

[Bently]

Travel Trailer's already hooked up, boats on the truck rack and the fly rods and flies are eagerly waiting their intended use. Leaving Wednesday morning, Thompson/Nicola here we come.....aaaaagain

[armytruck]

http://bcwildfire.ca/hprScripts/WildfireNews/Bans.asp

Just like checking the fishing regs best to find out from the source yourself.

Yah , I guess ur right . Before the ban I was doing a lot of camping. Sat around the camp fire roastin hot doggies , havin some ice cold ones thinkin hmmmm  , I wonder  , well geez I should have downloaded the bcwildfire app. to my phone ! cause I need a phone out in the bush so the other half can reach me h, ha ha ha ha yah OK . You a funny man Johnny  . Best to know before you go  . Hey !!! where's the fish  .

[HOOK]

You too huh lol

actually we have done a lot of camping but she was definitely not as eager once the fire ban started. Women enjoy sitting around a fire having their drinks, especially ones with kids because its their relaxation time. I like having a fire for two reasons, warmth (when its cold) and cooking (who wants to use up the propane), rest of my time is doing stuff around camp or fishing/exploring with my boys.