Spius Creek

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Well, we couldn’t have done it without you…
At $13,500.00, we beat our goal of $12,000.00 and donated it to the Steelhead Society of BC for the Spius Creek (Thompson tributary) project.
Thank you all for your support!
Some photos for you to see where your good deeds landed.
Next project? Skeena Watershed Conservation Coalition for the Sacred Headwaters problem! Details to follow!

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April Vokey
April Vokey is a fly fishing writer, FFF certified casting instructor, fly-tyer, speaker, and host of the popular fishing podcast, Anchored. After ten years of guiding in British Columbia, she now splits her year between camp in northern BC and Australia.
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