How ‘bout them fighting redband
Just in time for the holiday weekend, a story of collaboration and what makes the Spokane area unique. The story begins with redband trout, a native species with home turf…
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Regional Conservation Partnership Program (RCPP) set to give conservation a boost
Last fall, the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS), which is part of the U.S. Department of Agriculture, awarded $7.7 million of funding over 5 years to help agricultural producers and…
TJ Meenach river access will be harder to get to this summer
TJ Meenach river access is among the most popular places to get on and off the river below downtown. Beginning in mid to late July, getting to TJ will be…
A Successful toast to the Spokane River at Water to Wine
With the river roaring on a beautiful night, we were gifted with a great turn-out for Water to Wine. Together, we raised our glasses to the Spokane River and all…
Ecology scientists focus studies on Hangman Creek pollution sources
From Washington Department of Ecology Scientists from the Washington Department of Ecology are planning several studies to better understand potential sources of pollution to the Spokane River’s largest tributary, Hangman…
Avista Lake Spokane carp removal survey underway
From Avista For approximately two weeks starting May 8, anglers and others recreating on Lake Spokane will see Avista’s carp removal and survey program underway. Avista is partnering with the…
DAA Auto Body Center steps up as Water to Wine sponsor
So what does a collision repair shop have in common with fly fishing on the Spokane River? Local ownership. DAA Auto Body Center, with locations on the South Hill and…
Silver Bow’s Sean Visintainer invites you to Water to Wine
I bought Silver Bow fly shop in 2005, and we started taking people out on the Spokane River in 2010. We’re inviting our customers and friends to Water to Wine…
Having Fun on the Spokane River
Ways people are having fun and protecting the river.
Lower Spokane 2017
Check out flips, spins and low angle cartwheels at five Spokane River play boat areas: Trailer Park Wave, Corbin, Dead Dog Hole, Sullivan and the lower Spokane.