The Memory of Fish, an award-winning documentary portrait of one man, the wild salmon he loves, and his fight to free a river.

The Memory of Fish is a documentary portrait of the intertwined lives of Dick Goin and wild fish,
and his fight to free a river. Elwha River salmon fed Dick and his family after they migrated to the
Olympic Peninsula during the Dust Bowl. He never forgot his debt to the now disappearing fish.
We follow Dick—a pulp mill worker and master fisherman—as he uses his memories and
persistence to battle for the biggest dam removal project in US history so that the salmon can
come home.

The public is invited to attend the screening on

March 23 from 7:00 – 9:00 pm
Peachland 50+ Centre, 5672 Beach Ave, Peachland,
Doors at 6:30, admission by donation.

Our last film screening sold out so please email us here to reserve your seats

Official Trailer