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No problem bro! I'm glad to hear they worked!

Yeah Max...NO BLACK...BREAK ITS BACK, then throw it in the pan!

I love fry! Signs of a healthy ecosystem. I think I see some of yesterdays lunch on that grass though!

ROFL! Brian, are you what the trucking world calls a "LOT LIZARD"?

I can't even find this kind of thing funny...just sad...I want to laugh...really.

Damn it....you made me go out for a smoke now!

A great site indeed. Glad to have been a member at the old site, and to have seen the changes happen in a positive way!

HA HA! That is awesome..."the crack corner of your local detroit hood fisherman"

Those are huge! Great pictures in all your galleries!

Thanks for asking Lynn! The trip was awesome as usual ! Check photo posts.

The sport is called fishing, not catching, as well. I agree, i do get frustrated too. Life always comes down to perspective.

Well, I just got back from my trip. Hit the lake that I've been going to since I was eleven years old, and my grampa used to fish in the early 50's. One thing was different this trip...the lack of big fish. Don't get me wrong, it IS A BLAST, catching 40-50 fish in two and a half hours, going back to camp, have a few drinks, eat some fish and chips, and go out and do it again! The average of all twenty people in our group for fish size was 22-26 inches or 2-6 pounds. Quantity was excellent, my best was 4.5 pounds and six fish on consecutive casts. No trophys this time, but LOTS of fish were caught and I have many good memories from camp and on the lake as usual. I don't have too many pics of fish. No real need to have 300 pictures of 24 inch pike! Anyways, If you want to drive 8-9 hours and stay at a place where you can catch 100+ pike on the flyrod or spinning, in an afternoon, PM me and I'll give you the number of the camp. Here's some pics.

Very cool. Is this spot closed year round, or just for a little while longer?

OH! Centered pupils! Centered Pupils! Heh...

Well, after a 2 year hiatus, I'm off to northern Saskabush for 5 days of slammin pike on the fly. The ten hour drive will be so fun! Anyways guys, I'll post next week with pics and details of my adventure! WOOOOHOOOOO!!!!!!!

And you wonder why I'm scared of Americans.

I don't think many of us guys would mind that at all!

Look even closer and there's this guy in the video, listen closely and you'll hear them speaking swedish! Thankyou pacres, you are the newly crowned king of the obvious! I'm leaving tommorow to fish these toothed torpedos up in North Saskabush! WOOOOOOOOOOHOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I own the cheapies and have used em 20+ times. No problems yet, wait till I climb around in the highwood canyon!

Heh heh...2010 fly fish calgary....check out this whitefish!

Oh man, too funny.

Good job Glen! You are the new king of consistency on the lower lake.

MMAX, the only way to access the closed area on foot is if you take the turn off marked Penninsula, which is a left turn off of the Smith Dorrien Trail or Spray lakes road. So you shouldn't accidently fish it if you don't go there. I would fish the outflow, which draws water from the upper lake and into the lower lake. You could also fish Kent creek inflow which is on the lower lake. Or, you could fish boulton creek inflow. On the upper you could fish interlakes, sarrail falls, or directly infront of the upper lakes day use site. Grab a kananaskis lakes map from a sporting goods store. These spots are all clearly marked on this map. Suspending chironimids and streamers work, or you can strip in streamers. Patience at these lakes is key my friend.