It's been a big disruption and I'd love to see it stop for good." The drawdowns also led to a mass die-off of kokanee salmon. More than a million of the stocked fish were flushed out of Green ...

The beautiful 592-meter-deep lake is the crown jewel of the surrounding National Park, which attracts more than 500,000 ...

Many know of the iconic tale of a small fish getting lost and his father coming to find him, but fish can get lost in other ways, dams being one of the main causes.

Mickey Clements of Coyote Bait and Tackle in Morgan Hill reported the troll bite has picked up in the main lake with P-Line’s ...

It’s the time of year when B.C.’s landlocked salmon are travelling upstream to spawn, and there are opportunities to watch it happen throughout the Okanagan. Kokanee salmon typically live in ...

Colin Pritchard grew up in the Okanagan and was fascinated by kokanee salmon as a kid and when he grew up he had the opportunity to help protect them, according to a release from BC Parks ...

A qathet-based organization has concerns about water management on Powell and Lois lakes, which both have hydroelectric dams ...

It is currently estimated that the lake supports approximately 60,000 kokanee salmon (Oncorhynchus nerka; landlocked sockeye salmon) and rainbow trout. All streams in the park are open for fishing ...

“I’ve actually watched kokanee spawning right in front of my ... having had issues with salmon habitat. “A lot of salmon died on Vancouver Island because of low water,” said Drummond.