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Anglers Aim to Rid Columbia River of Invasive Species One Hook at a Time

  • West Kootenay anglers can participate in the Invasive Species Fishout Derby from Aug. 15-24, aimed at reducing invasive species like northern pike and walleye, which harm local fish populations such as trout and Kokanee.
  • The event has an entry fee of $40 and a total prize pool of $3,250, sponsored by Columbia Power and Destination Castlegar.
  • Prize categories include awards for the longest walleye and daily draws for submissions, with the largest prize being $750.
  • Participants must follow provincial fishing regulations and may register through Angler's Atlas at anglersatlas.com/event/869/2025-castlegar-invasive-fish-out.
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Anglers aim to rid Columbia River of invasive species one hook at a time

Fishing derby offering cash prizes for those removing walleye and norther pike from B.C. river system

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Columbia River invasive species fishout taking place near Castlegar

Walleye and norther pike target of fishing derby Aug. 15-24

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Castlegar News broke the news in Castlegar, Canada on Monday, July 28, 2025.
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