Touching down in the mouth of the Campbell River. Delivered new to the US Army in 1957 as 56-4425. As N67681, joined Northwest Seaplanes at Renton, Washington in December 1995. Transferred to Air Rainbow Mid Coast at Campbell River in June 1998, retaining the same basic scheme but with revised tail fin colours and tiles. Reverted to N67681 with Northwest Seaplanes in August 2000.

The wind direction and strength has resulted in a decision to take off from the back of the inner harbour. Now turning over the mouth of the Campbell River on course to continue its journey further north up the British Columbia Coast.

Beginning its takeoff run from the Campbell River opposite Tyee Spit to resume its morning journey further to the north in BC. Arrived from the Seattle area. Carries Northwest Seaplanes' tail logo " Trophy Salmon Fishing Service to British Columbia".

Landing at Campbell River for a short stop to refuel and provide passengers with a comfort break on a regular long morning flight from the Seattle area to points further north in BC. Carrying Northwest Seaplane's tail logo "Trophy Salmon Fishing Service to British Columbia".

Flying for trophy fishermen. On the fin it says "Trophy Salmon Fishing - Service to British Columbia".