Located in south-east BC, the Elk River and its tributaries are home to a wild and native population of westslope cutthroat and bull trout.

British Columbia’s Saint Mary River flows out of the Purcell Mountains – this beautiful river delights the fly fisher for its entire length.

The Bull River is located north of Fernie, BC. It’s a small wilderness river that features dry fly fishing in crystal clear water for native Westslope Cutthroat and Bull Trout.

Imagine drifting along a wilderness stream with cedar and fir interspersed along the banks with grassy meadows and stands of white birch. The Slocan River’s water is New Zealand-clear.

The Wigwam River, Fording River, Michel Creek and Alexander Creek are tributaries of the Elk River that flows through the U.S. state of Montana and the Canadian province of BC.

Southern Alberta’s Bow River is world-renowned for its hard-fighting brown and rainbow trout. The Bow is truly a trophy fishery with both browns and rainbows averaging 19 inches.

The Oldman River is the major drainage in S.W. Alberta. Our clients that spend a day or two fly-fishing the Oldman River are amazed at with this scenic river that starts in the mountains, spills out of the foothills then flows over the prairies before eventually joining the Bow River.

The Crowsnest River is primarily a rainbow trout fishery, located in southern Alberta 2 hours from Calgary and 45 minutes from Fernie, B.C. The best time to fly fish the ‘Crow’ is from late June thru to October.

Located in extreme south western Alberta, the Waterton River is a Brown Trout stream that is best suited to floating.

The Missouri River is regarded as one of the best Tailwater Fisheries in North America.It’s home to a rich and varied insect life, great scenery and a wild trout population that is off the charts.