Spend eight hours fishing across Lake Revelstoke, Three Valley, Upper Arrow and the Columbia River with a guide who teaches trolling, jigging, and shore casting. Expect geology-driven storytelling, a catered shore lunch, and boats equipped for groups and conditions.
Spend eight hours fishing across Lake Revelstoke, Three Valley, Upper Arrow and the Columbia River with a guide who teaches trolling, jigging, and shore casting. Expect geology-driven storytelling, a catered shore lunch, and boats equipped for groups and conditions.
The boat slips free and the mirror-calm water of Lake Revelstoke parts beneath the hull. Mountains press close on either side, their folded ridgelines and scree slopes naming the day: Main Ranges, Selkirks, and Monashee peaks rise 1,500–2,800 m, asking you to pay attention.
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Operated by AAA GUIDED TOURS · Revelstoke, British Columbia
The boat slips free and the mirror-calm water of Lake Revelstoke parts beneath the hull. Mountains press close on either side, their folded ridgelines and scree slopes naming the day: Main Ranges, Selkirks, and Monashee peaks rise 1,500–2,800 m, asking you to pay attention.
This full-day boat trip moves between lake basins — Revelstoke, Three Valley, Upper Arrow, and sections of the Columbia River — providing a mix of shallow shoreline and deeper channel fishing. The guide layers local history and geology into the instruction: the lakes are products of glacial carving and post-glacial damming, and the surrounding valleys still show old logging roads and seasonal cattle ranges that shaped regional settlement.
Expect hands-on lessons in trolling, shore-casting, strike-indicator float fishing and vertical jigging, plus basic fly-casting tips. Guides provide all rods, tackle and a catered shore lunch; guests should bring a valid BC freshwater fishing license for retention. Wildlife frequently seen includes ospreys hovering over schools of kokanee and mule deer on the looser slopes.
Practical notes: launches are dispersed so arrange your own transport to the pick-up point and arrive 15–30 minutes early. Dress in layers—sun at noon and breeze on open water create rapid swings in comfort—and pack waterproof footwear and polarized sunglasses for visibility. Bring a camera with a dry bag; the day includes photo and video of your best casts.
On-weather cancellations are possible; operators prioritize safety and limit groups per boat to match conditions. For anglers seeking technique instruction, mountain scenery, and a full-day shoreline-to-channel experience, this trip delivers consistent learning and lake-side moments worth photographing.
moderate.
8 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; expect periods standing, casting, and boarding boats; stamina for an 8-hour day helpful
No—guides provide instruction in multiple techniques suitable for beginners and experienced anglers alike.
Yes—a catered shore lunch is included on full-day trips; bring snacks and any special dietary needs in advance.
Operators may cancel for safety; full refunds are available if you cancel at least 24 hours before departure or if the operator cancels for weather.
Children can join but check minimum age and safety requirements with the operator and ensure life jackets fit properly.
The lakes and valleys were shaped by Pleistocene glaciation; later hydropower projects and logging altered shorelines and access points in the 20th century.
Practice catch-and-release where appropriate and pack out all waste; these freshwater systems are sensitive to invasive species—clean gear between water bodies.
AAA GUIDED TOURS operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.




The boat slips free and the mirror-calm water of Lake Revelstoke parts beneath the hull. Mountains press close on either side, their folded ridgelines and scree slopes naming the day: Main Ranges, Selkirks, and Monashee peaks rise 1,500–2,800 m, asking you to pay attention.
The boat slips free and the mirror-calm water of Lake Revelstoke parts beneath the hull. Mountains press close on either side, their folded ridgelines and scree slopes naming the day: Main Ranges, Selkirks, and Monashee peaks rise 1,500–2,800 m, asking you to pay attention.
This full-day boat trip moves between lake basins — Revelstoke, Three Valley, Upper Arrow, and sections of the Columbia River — providing a mix of shallow shoreline and deeper channel fishing. The guide layers local history and geology into the instruction: the lakes are products of glacial carving and post-glacial damming, and the surrounding valleys still show old logging roads and seasonal cattle ranges that shaped regional settlement.
Expect hands-on lessons in trolling, shore-casting, strike-indicator float fishing and vertical jigging, plus basic fly-casting tips. Guides provide all rods, tackle and a catered shore lunch; guests should bring a valid BC freshwater fishing license for retention. Wildlife frequently seen includes ospreys hovering over schools of kokanee and mule deer on the looser slopes.
Practical notes: launches are dispersed so arrange your own transport to the pick-up point and arrive 15–30 minutes early. Dress in layers—sun at noon and breeze on open water create rapid swings in comfort—and pack waterproof footwear and polarized sunglasses for visibility. Bring a camera with a dry bag; the day includes photo and video of your best casts.
On-weather cancellations are possible; operators prioritize safety and limit groups per boat to match conditions. For anglers seeking technique instruction, mountain scenery, and a full-day shoreline-to-channel experience, this trip delivers consistent learning and lake-side moments worth photographing.