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I had a very memorable day fishing on the Cowichan River in March.  The heavy rains we had in February and March had the river running at a healthy 120 cubic meters per second (CMS) and the steelhead were holding in a very large group close to shore.  I was able to reach them with about a 20 foot cast while sitting on a log sticking out into the flow.  I hooked 5 steelhead in about an hour, pretty incredible fishing.  I am sure I was not alone with this kind of success as anglers all winter and spring very frequently visited this fishing area. 

Whatever the season whether there’s too much or too little, water is always the topic of conversation in Cowichan. This spring is no exception with three local organizations each hosting three musical events. This April, you’re invited to join in for Singing for Water  week!

“I will definitely vote for a candidate who is committed to proportional representation!” was a comment that I often heard while canvassing with One Cowichan people during the federal election campaign last fall.  The number of people for whom electoral reform is a major concern was an exciting surprise.