The Technical Manager for Coastal Shellfish will have a strong, hands-on background in shellfish farming, the ability to mentor farm site managers, and the capacity to deliver a practical training program under field conditions. Only candidates with direct experience in shellfish farming should apply.

Join our team of professionals at Coastal Shellfish for an exciting and challenging opportunity.

Applications will be accepted until September 30, 2010:

Coastal Shellfish Corporation
409 Granville Street, Suite 1660
Vancouver, BC
Canada V6C 1T2

Fax (604) 696-9887

sbowman@coastalfirstnations.ca

Beautiful Pacific and Olympia Oysters, in Grow bags. From 15MM all the way to Two inch beach ready Oysters.
These Oysters are very high Quality   All were planted in February through July of this year.., some Olympia Oysters as well…

Many will be at 2.5 inches soon and are ready for Market………..

We also have approx 25.000 Mesh Grow bag set ups complete with stainless hardware and floats…

Please call Jaime to discuss further…

Located on Hood Canal.  Seabeck,WA

Jaime Courtney
360-830-0435
Jaime@wis.com

30X1000 and up for pricing………………….

2) 12.75 acres – good production: oysters, 4 acres clam ground netted, seed with cultch for production over next 5 years.

3) 8.4 acres – good production: oysters (singles), oyster cultch and clam ground in sheltered bay.

4) 4.2 acres – production of clams, partly netted, oyster cultch and permitted to plant geoduck.

For more information contact:

Larry -  250-478-3518 or 250-361-5755

Mark -  250-757-9252

Email: summerbreezeaqua@shaw.ca

Truck is coming from the Coast Seafood’s Quilcene, WA hatchery and should tentatively arrive towards the end of August.

Minimum 200 bag order.

Please contact Colin @ 250-335-3294

Assistant Manager, Shellfish Aquaculture Operation.

For more information please click here.

Walk-on access.

Location: Squirrel Cove, Cortez Island

$60,000. For more information contact Merle at 250.935.0053

Deepwater Tenure (15.0 hectares) – Licence # 109481, 20 year term, commencing December 31, 2002.

Land Tenure (0.25 hectares) – Licence # 111786, 10 year term, commencing May 31, 2005.

Beautiful location in Nootka Sound, 30 minute drive from Gold River, 5 minute boat trip from boat ramp at Nesook Bay.

Currently have eight concrete anchors in place (2 lock blocks per anchor, heavy chain/shackle gear on bottom, 1 in. Poly steel anchor ropes), two 600 foot long lines, five 8ft diameter steel (foam filled) can buoys. Approximately 200 strings of stock on site, 28 foot aluminum skiff, 2 shelters, 100 food grade 45 gallon plastic barrels. Lots of room for expansion.

Price: $100 000

Contact: Paul 250-923-1721

Very good clam potential and close to Fanny Bay wharf and the major processors.

No upland owners and it can be transfered into your name easily.

For more information please contact Hollie @ 250.335.3004.

Beautiful views, southern and western exposures, 30-metre waterfall, and nature at your doorstep – this amazing opportunity provides potential to develop in new directions with your own vision.

Location: Hotham Sound, Jervis Inlet, 20 to 30 minutes or 15 km water access only from government dock in Egmont, BC on Sechelt Peninsula.

In the pristine waters of Granville Bay:  4.91-hectare foreshore License of Occupation, beach and deep water growing areas, stocked and licensed for Pacific Oysters, manila and mahogany clams.

Adjacent .37-hectare upland License of Occupation:  includes 1500 sq. ft. Residence, 300 sq. ft Workshop, 700 sq. ft. Processing Plant with a 300 cu. ft. walk-in cooler.

Water licenses for hydropower, fish ponds and domestic uses on year round Lappan Creek, 12 kW hydroelectric power plant with a 300 ft head.

In the equally pristine waters of Goliath Bay:  9.74 hectare foreshore License of Occupation, beach and deep water growing areas, stocked and licensed for Pacific Oysters.

Includes two 25 ft aluminum work skiffs and miscellaneous equipment.  All licenses, insurance and permits are in place and current.

Some potential areas for development include the natural shellfish seed aspects of Hotham sound, hydro power utilization, and intensive deep water oyster culturing.  Close proximity to the popular Sunshine Coast could provide supplementary income through farm visits or other tourist related initiatives.

We have retired after developing and operating this family farm for 30 years. Although we are not currently operating the business, we will be available to provide new owners with advice if desired. All reasonable offers will be considered.

Contact:  Kathy or Michael Gray at 604 883-0075 or harmonyseafoodsltd@gmail.com

Please call Kevin at 250.335.0062 or email nss@island.net

Thank you!