Fishing Report March
The Columbia River between the Keenleyside Dam and the U.S. border is as low as it gets. Angling can be challenging when known runs and riffles disappear or are ankle deep.
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The Columbia River between the Keenleyside Dam and the U.S. border is as low as it gets. Angling can be challenging when known runs and riffles disappear or are ankle deep.
February was mixed weather, but I did ventured out on several days to my favorite spot just south of Trail. I packed rods with sink and floating line, and reeled in a few nice trout.
As December temps and snowfall gives way to mild January weather let WeSportFish introduce you to other local fly fishers and some great online resources.
I live near the Columbia River, and it has proven a wonderful place to get away and escape the bitter realities of the modern world by working the runs, seams and riffles.
August is my favourite time to fish for walleye on the fly. I caught my largest walleye ever, a nice 32-incher just North of Trail. I thought it was a small sturgeon at first…
It’s early March and the mighty Columbia has finally dropped into fishing shape… yay! We asked master of the long rod Bruce Kruk: How’s fishing?
Let’s face it, there are few better ways to spend a day than on the water trolling for big bull trout and rainbow trout. I couldn’t have had a better day.
I stopped at a favourite spot below Trail and spent a couple hours nymphing a stonefly pattern over a rocky run. I had a nice rainbow on almost immediately