BC Rivers Day
Celebrate BC Rivers Day by joining Neighbours United at Gyro Park on September 24 to celebrate the mighty Columbia River and help clean up the river shores.
Experience World Class Sport Fishing On The Columbia River!
Our amazing Columbia River fishery begins at Keenleyside dam on the Lower Arrow Lake. It freely flows 56 km past Castlegar, Genelle and downtown Trail before crossing into America near Waneta. Trout, walleye and other species thrive in the Columbia’s cool, clean, well oxygenated water. With prolific hatches and plenty of riffles, long runs, and deep pools the Columbia provides the perfect environment to keep trout feeling safe and well fed. This is our river, and this is where WeSportFish.
Celebrate BC Rivers Day by joining Neighbours United at Gyro Park on September 24 to celebrate the mighty Columbia River and help clean up the river shores.
Salmon may indeed be on their way back. This past month (Aug. 2023), local anglers reported catching juvenile chinook salmon and sockeye on the Columbia near Trail and Castlegar.
I was fishing a promising run for trout when I hooked a smallmouth bass. A couple casts later I brought in a walleye, then a rainbow. All caught on Emile Contant’s Sore Lip Jigs.
Some call fly fishing a sport, others a hobby. For the best of fly fishers – it borders on a religion. It’s as deep as you want it to be, says Sport Fishing on the Fly host Don Freschi.