The Similkameen near Princeton is a warmer, drier-country interior freestone holding wild rainbows in riffles, runs and canyon water. It runs clear and low through summer and fishes well on dries and nymphs, though the lower reaches warm up — high-summer fishing is best in the cool of the morning. An accessible interior rainbow river.
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The Similkameen around Princeton is a warmer, lower-elevation interior freestone of riffles, runs and canyon water holding wild rainbow trout. A drier-country river that runs clear and low through summer, it offers accessible dry-fly and nymph fishing for rainbows, with the warmest reaches calling for cool-of-the-day tactics in high summer.
Wading: Slick rock, warm summer water in the lower reaches
- Volcanic
- Partly confined
- Pool riffle
- Canyon
