Angling4Autism

Thanks to Jay and the Global team for this great piece! Shoutout to BC Outdoors Sport Fishing TV for the extra footage!

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Day program dates are dropping Tuesday, June 2nd! Watch for updates on our website and social pages!

What’s a day program? It’s a four hour fishing charter out of Point Roberts, BC offered exclusively to neurodiverse families at no cost. These are offered on a first come, first served basis to NEW families only.

Stay tuned!

Thank you Jay Durant and Global News BC for the coverage!

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And that’s a wrap! Day 2 provided calmer seas, more culinary wonders and even more memories made! A HUGE thank you to for hosting us again and inviting us back for 2027! Thank you to for always supporting us and showcasing what we do. And to all of our supporters and sponsors for making this possible for our families to experience the sport of fishing in an inclusive environment.

42 years since she was last in a boat and this happened. Three generations (myself, my mom and my son) together at Eagle Nook Resort taking part in our first FFE (Family Fishing Experience) of 2026. 7 families came together yesterday and today was our first collective day on the water. An epic day had with some amazing guides and a next level staff to feed us and take care of all of our needs.

This one isn’t about fishing or boating. This is about perseverance and simply showing up and trying. When he started track workouts last fall it was a chore to get him out. A knee injury took me out of the training game but he persisted in his training flanked by his mom and siblings. Four weeks post op and I wanted to simply finish. It wasn’t about time but rather ‘the moment’; and that came at the 17km mark when B passed me. Watching him fade away in the distance was overwhelming. A culmination of 21 years of so many people supporting him and here he was holding his own for 2 hours and 18 minutes covering 21.1km. A big thanks to little bro (who completed his first half) and his sister (who was injured) for showing up for B-man! So proud.

Our 2nd Annual A4A Boat & Grill with and was a huge success! Eight families were given factory tours at Kingfisher’s Center of Excellence followed by boat rides on Okanagan Lake and a BBQ lunch at Paddlewheel Park. A huge thank you to Rowdy Raber, Slim Jim, Boss Man, Mama Ice, Kay, Erin, Mike, Kevin and G for your help and support!