BFRO #9046: Man has rocks tossed at him while fishing WhiteSwan Lake

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📝 Description

On Thursady July 22nd 2004 I was fishing at Whiteswan lake, in the Kootenays of British Columbia. It was late, and dark, as thats when the big trout come in to the shallows to feed. I had a glow bobber on my line and sitting quietly in my boat about 50 feet from shore. The next thing I new, a large rock was lobbed from shore, just barely missing my boat. Buy the time I turned around and flicked my flash light on, I was just barely able to see the second boulder hitting the water. This second rock was the size of a large water melon. It would have been inhumanly possible to throw such an object that far. I pulled up my anchors and started rowing back to the other side of the lake, where the camp ground was. The side of the lake where the rocks came from, is very unaccesible to people, especially at night. When I talked to some people back at the camp ground, they had heard the rocks landing in the water. In fact they heard 5 rocks hit the water, I only heard the two, as my rowing would have muffled the sounds of the last three rocks.This whole incident has me rattled, I told my brother about it, and he recommended I write this site with my experience. Thank You,,,,

🔍 Circumstances

Just the people on shore who heard the splach of the boulders.

🌤️ Weather Conditions

very dark, no moon, warm and calm night, perfect for fishing.

ℹ️ Additional Details

very dark, no moon, warm and calm night, perfect for fishing.

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