Search and Rescue responds to missing fisher

Nine members of the Campbell River Search and Rescue responded to a call early Saturday morning.
Manager Tim Fairbank says a 74-year old male was reported overdue from an afternoon fishing trip to Amor Lake.
Fairbank says the search was good because they found their subject and all he needed was a little warming up and food, while preparing plans to return back to his truck.

He adds this is a good reminder to everyone heading out this coming season.

 

Details on how to be prepared can be found on the Campbell River Search and Rescue website.

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