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The Next Bend

Fishing Channel • 21m

The Horsefly River is one of British Columbias gems. Its got all the right ingredients to earn this status: deep runs, perfect riffles, log jamsand fish. The stream draws large, hard fighting rainbows from Quesnel Lake at specific times of the year. On this autumn float trip, Jim and Derek find some of these rainbows and also a few other surprises in some of the deeper water.

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