Taxiing through the mouth of the Campbell River, into its Inner Harbour and the seaplane docks. Taken on charge new by the US Army in 1958 as 57-2578. Served in West Germany. After 1972 became N7897, then N158WA in Alaska. Joined Northwest Seaplanes Inc of Renton, WA in 1989 as N67685. Transferred to Air Rainbow Mid Coast at Campbell River, BC in 1998 as C-GCZC. Returned to Northwest Seaplanes as N67685 again in 2002.

Arriving at Campbell River from the Seattle area to make a short intermediate stop before continuing its journey further to the north in BC. Note the four non-standard wing fences. Carries on its tail the Northwest Seaplanes' logo "Trophy Salmon Fishing Service to British Columbia".

Accelerating its takeoff from the mouth of the Campbell River after a short stop to refuel and for the benefit of passengers' comfort on one of its regular long flights from the Seattle area to points further north in BC. The logo on the tail advertises Northwest Seaplane's "Trophy Salmon Fishing Service to British Columbia".

Taxi-ing in and about to turn for the Campbell River Seaplane docks for rest and refuelling on the regular morning trip from Seattle and then further to the north. Had been the subject of a Shawano rebuild and carries four nonstandard wing fences.

Vividly coloured ex U.S. Army Beaver converted to float operation.