While the Columbia River’s salmon and steelhead are the most iconic species in the system, the “Big C” has also become ground zero for another notable game fish — a whiskered, invasive redheaded stepchild of the animal kingdom: the common carp. The shoreline structure and flats of the Columbia River provide expansive habitat for this overlooked fishery, as well as the perfect proving ground for fly anglers eyeing a new challenge.
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