Elk River Fly-Fishing Report
September 13, 2013
The Elk River near Fernie British Columbia continues to fish excellent.Hoppers and Ants have been producing ,Flavs and October Caddis have also been racking up
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The Elk River near Fernie British Columbia continues to fish excellent.Hoppers and Ants have been producing ,Flavs and October Caddis have also been racking up
The Elk River continues to shape up and is fishing well.Hatches are Flav’s and October Caddis.Terrestrial fishing is also good. The Bow River continues to fish great.Hopper
All Rivers continue to drop to near normal flows and are fishing good-great.Hopper fishing is the norm.Streamer fishing is also producing some great rewards.Here on
The Bow and Elk Rivers continue to drop and clear.Both are fishing well on top.During non-hatch periods streamer fishing remains awesome.S.W. Alberta Rivers are also
The Elk River continues to drop and clear.Dry Fly fishing is becoming more consistent as the water recedes and more structure is exposed.Hatches include Golden
The Elk River near Fernie British Columbia continues to drop and clear.We have 12 inches of visibility and clearing as I type.The tribs are are
The Elk River and it’s tributaries are dropping fast and clearing.The Elk River is fishable with about 8 inches of visibility.Most of The small
The Bow River is dropping fast – Our guess is it is two weeks away from being fishable . The Elk River is also
Caddis and P.M.D.’s are now hatching on Montana’s Missouri Rvier .The Bow River and the Elk River are both blown out and will not be
Snowpack remains average in Southern Alberta and South Eastern British Columbia however a cold spring is slowing down the runoff or melt . If
Friends, Spring is in The air here in S.E. Arizona it’s deceiving as I think I should be out Fishing ,but that is a
Lisa and I will be at the Phoenix I.S.E. Show this weekend pop by and say Hi !