At 6:30 a.m., Robert Wozniakiewicz powers up his 22-foot aluminum Thunder Jet boat to take clients out on a raging river in search of dinosaur-sized fish.
He loads up fishing gear and bait, along with the homemade Polish sausages and hams that his wife has prepared for his guests.
Today, the water level on the Fraser River is lower than normal. Bearing this in mind, Wozniakiewicz, a 53-year-old fishing guide who emigrated from Poland 14 years ago, guesses where this river’s famously humongous sturgeon will meander to. He plans accordingly.
Wozniakiewicz is a renowned fishing guide on the Fraser River.
“May, June, July—that’s mostly the time when the water changes a lot because the snow melts,” Wozniakiewicz tells The Epoch Times. He says it’s “probably around 3 or 4 feet lower than normal levels” on this particular morning….