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Has anyone done any backpacking trips in Glacier NP? My wife and I are interested in doing a 4 - 5 day trip in September and are looking for 1st hand beta. We are aware of the permit requirements for some of the trails and also of the limited shuttles after Labor Day. Looking for a good (possibly loop) trial that includes fishing. Any info would be appreciated. Thanks in advance. Peter P.S. Of course the NPS website (in PDF format) is limited as the map and other info are split over 2 pages so it is very hard to navigate.

AWESOME!

At YYC last night.

Paul, For sure have them try it, but in my exp. stockers just aren't that great! Let's take the kids fishing for some brookies!! Now dem good eatin!!

Paul, I hope they don't mind the taste of mud P

Under 16 do not need a license but need to adhere to regs.

5 per license holder. If the kids are under 16 are allowed 5 must follow regs. No size limit if it's not stated in the regs.

I hope you bought something there?!

Nice work Jason!!

$160 on 1

Post a link!

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$100 on #1 please.

RAP

You're right! My appologies!

So my wife and I totally whimped out on camping this weekend, and decided to cook our dutch oven recipes at home. Lemon Rosemary Chicken: And Pumpkin crumble cake: They were both AWESOME but would have been wayyyyy better camping... Yeah, yeah, I know.... We suck!

Fish for lakers and pike!!

Paul... Spin for gold eye?! Bare hook with a piece of orange or lemon peel and a bobber!! P

Pfffft Row!! LMAO!! You didn't buy a jet boat so you could row Jared!! Let's be honest!

It's easier if you have 3 hands!! O while you wedge the screw driver into the slider you kind of have to slip it into the space between two of the teeth (shouldnt matter which ones) not to much pressure prying the slider apart. They can break. If it works lube with paraffin. you can also pinch the slider back with pliersif you spread to wide. Let me know how you make out.

Just don't plan on having children for the next few years!!

Easy. Do the screw driver thing or take it To sprit west or even an alteration place. They can be salvaged with waterproofness still intact!

Yeah I can't open the photos either. Might try to get a screwdriver to pry open the slider a bit to slip in the teeth backi n if it's what I think it is. If not you can try the gear repair at Spirt West (11th Ave downtown Calgary a 1/2 block west of the CoOp Garden Market). If not Redindton is pretty good to deal with.

Try using some paraffin wax. There are some specific lubricants made for zippers. Maybe try calling a fly shop (I know BRTFs has some) or even a scuba shop. P

Currently on the injured reserve list since Mexico in Jan. Haven't been out this season other then a trip to Bruce about 3 weeks ago which solidified the fact that my arm isn't healed yet!