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September 15, 2014
We have had some unusually cool weather, snow both in the mountains and up in Calgary.It reminds us of two things ,this is the northern
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We have had some unusually cool weather, snow both in the mountains and up in Calgary.It reminds us of two things ,this is the northern
Since August we have been a little lax in our Blog postings -sorry but our excuse is valid.We have been covering a lot of different
The 2013 Flood that hammered Southern Alberta not only raised havoc for those living close to rivers it also shook up the rivers that where
Cutthroat Trout can been be compared to the “Canary in the Coal Mine”if they live in an ecosystem thats a good thing,man has not messed
Recently we have been guiding a lot of first time fly-fishers,we like that as everything is fresh and new.Keep em coming we say the future
There is something to be said for getting away from the mainstream,in the fly-fishng world that usually means ditching the tailwaters and the fly-shop buzz
I’m no entomologist, but like most fly fishers I have a natural curiosity about water-borne bugs and the critters trout eat. Whether an insect has
The Browns and Rainbows that inhabit Montana’s Missouri River have been looking up.The P.M.D.’s and Caddis have started with that comes some amazing Dry Fly
Looking Ahead It looks like runoff has peaked in parts of Montana,Alberta and British Columbia.Good reports from Alberta’s Crownest River,The Bow River although high
For the last 3 Years I have made a trek to Indianapolis to visit and present my award winning Slide Show on Fly-Fishing The Canadian
I arrived on The Missouri River on the 25th and have been guiding since.The River is fishing good -decent mostly Nymphing but with some streamer
Like fly-fishing for trout or wing-shooting waterfowl, hunting turkeys is all about anticipation and preparation – nerves and nirvana. The splashy take. The smell of