Tako

I'll take a dozen Damn fine stimmys

Tie parachutes in sizes 12-16 in colours grey, olive, tan brown, and orange. If those don't do it, not much will. Now, if I only could find time to tie anything....

Dope. That goes on the favourites list.

Hi I'm Mike................ ................From Canmore RIP

I know what czech nymphing is

And the Elk, Wigwam, St Mary's and Dragon Lake get all the tourists from Alberta. So suck it up I like this forum

I fish nymphs.

Great cause, not a big fan of epoxy jigs. I donated my money.

Even worse. Leafs

And I was catching them in 2002. They're still invasive and destructive to native fish populations. Oh wait, Alberta didn't get the memo. Invasives are bad.

Two worst teams in the league. Why would you bother

Invasive and disgusting. Kill them all.

Holding steady at -32 this AM. My poor truck looked at me like I was some kind of evil bastard this morning

-40 tonite with the winchill. Good times

I hope you bonked its ugly head in

I voted yes and have casted it. I probably wouldn't notice any difference in fish-to-hand but it was cool and fun to cast. That being said, I'm a brokeazz university student, so you won't catch me shelling out $100 for a flyline

Edmonton is THE WORST city in the world to attempt to drive in. END of discussion. I don't understand how anyone in their right ming could live there.

Hmmm......looks like a russian icefishing jig.

There's been no real change in flyline technology in the last 15 years. So everyone is stuck in their ways, and they know what they like. I heard Orvis is coming out with a similar line (could be pure heresay), and I'm willing to bet than inside two years, we'll all be swinging "Sharkskin" for prices less than $75

I would say that's stretching it a bit. Checking a vehicle with out of province plates would make sense, to make sure that everyone knows the rules, after all, they probably aren't too familiar with the area. I don't think anyone would say that's unfair. On the second part, I think enforcement has been stable around here anyway. I normally get 'checked' fishing for salmon around here (DFO fish cops). I use quotes because it's more like this "Hey ****, hows it going? Want to see my licence?" "Nah Kris don't worry I know you got it" "Hand out any fines today?" "Yah, a couple guys snagging up in the canyon" "Well that's typical" "Yeah, it's too bad, the rules aren't hard to follow" "Sure aren't. Good seeing you again **** taker easy" "Good luck!" If I get checked in the summer stream or lake fishing(usually once or twice a summer when I fish easy access spots) it's a CO and they're fairly aggressive (which I like to see), as there's quite a bit of bull trout poaching in the areas I usually fish. Whenever my brain hits the offroad button, I don't see ANYONE, let alone a CO.

Nahhh I'd rather think about the Wildhay, the Berland, the Smokies, the Pembina, the Blackstone, the Rams, the Coalbranch or the McLeod. You can keep your stinky river Jokes I haven't fished the Bow yet, so I'm not qualified to comment

As far as I can tell, noone in Albertistan knows how to drive

Let 'im lurk. I have no fear

Maybe the site should be renamed FlyFishAlberta It was a joke

Get out of the 90s SA lines are the only way to roll