Taco

I believe Jumping Pound and the Crowsnest are the only 2 that portions of the streambed are privately controlled.

Yes, that's the Rocking P cabin. Cabin is on the only parcel of private land in that portion of the forestry. Can't remember if the signs are on the private land or on the greater chunk of grazing lease that the Rockin' P controls in that area. The signs date from a time when the current ranch manager/foreman went off his nut and tried to rip wheeler the fishing and random camping access on that portion of the Livingston. I have no idea of who got him to backoff, the family who owns the ranch or the government but the issue has been largely ignored since that time if random camps and parked fishing vehicles are any clue in the yrs since. All this was more than 20yrs ago.

I have yet to catch one out of the Belly.

I've never met or even seen Monger in person but now I'll be on the lookout for someone with a 35cm inseam..

Private vid Hoss.. no watch from my end

Fuel prices being what they are: Alberta Environment and Parks - Alberta River Basins flood alerting, advisories, reporting and water management And lakes it is..........

Yeah there is goldfish in that water tank its mostly hidden under the progress bar if you ain't careful. Some ranchers will use them as a biologic control of algae in water tanks. I have no idea if they are aware of the problem with goldfish but I would suggest that if they're hailing in water for the livestock they are quite a distance away from any other viable water source.

All I can say is try it with 5, 6, or 7 line and see which one you like best. This bunch may be able to answer your questions a bit better but I do know that Woodstream was pre NAFTA manufacturing deal to get around import duties https://fiberglassflyrodders.com/forum/

You forgot a couple Brian, Heninger and Phillips. I answered yes as well even though I think they should change the retention size to a limited slot size or even managed more like the walleye special harvest lakes.

I take it that everyone is for habitat restoration as long as it doesn't effect your own fishing.....

I came across a double sleeping bag draped over a large flat boulder along a river once. Contents of the sleeping bag were stacked 2 deep, moanin' and groanin' and doin' the inchworm. I don't believe they ever heard me when I scrambled by in that narrow assed canyon although I did consider tossin' rocks at them for a bit.

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Yup it was a beautiful fall day even if the fishin' was a tad on the slow side. For two days the only thing I could consistently get them to hit was a b&w foam back swimmer pattern. Thursday was a bit better day size wise.

Simms

No need to soak down the whole wader if you know the general area of the pinhole. I just use a 500ml spray bottle And Fishin' Hole, Cabela's etc carry Aquaseal