Attendees of the Broker/Owner Fishing for Shelter event in Campbell River, BC celebrate their success in both fishing and in supporting the Royal LePage Shelter Foundation.
Royal LePage broker/owners and managers from across Canada raised $5,680 in support of the Royal LePage Shelter Foundation at this year’s Broker/Owner Fishing for Shelter event.
Held at Painter’s Lodge in Campbell River, BC, 33 boats pulled in more than 76 Chinook and Coho salmon – the most impressive catch in the event’s six- year history. Double this amount of salmon was also caught and released in support of conservation limits in the Discovery Pass waters.
Funds were raised via a live auction and generous donations, 100 per cent of which will be directed to programs from coast-to-coast that aim to break the cycle of family violence.
“It’s been incredible to see this gathering grow year after year,” said event organizer and Royal LePage manager of business development for Western Canada, Jim Morris. “We’re nearly at capacity for 2020, which speaks to how enjoyable these few days on the water are for our guests and how enthusiastic we are to show our support for the Royal LePage Shelter Foundation!”
For more information on the 2020 event, scheduled for August 19-21, please contact Jim Morris at jimmorris@royallepage.ca
Weighing in the day’s catch at the Royal LePage Broker/Owner Fishing for Shelter event in Campbell, River BC, from L-R: Andrew Wildeboer, Rob Wildeboer and Jason Ralph.
