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For you outta-towners that are coming were just able to secure dorm rooms for 33.35/night. If you are interested please PM me ASAP to book the limited ones we have available. If you do the math it would add up to a little over 100.00 for 2-nights lodging, The Drake Film Tour, The Conclave, Morning coffee and snacks, lunch, and a gourmet banquet. Not a bad deal

Here is a little what you can expect: Fishing on the Snake River, salmon fishing in Alaska, trout in Patagonia, saltwater species in Ascension Bay, steelhead fishing in BC, steelhead fishing in Ohio, redfish in South Carolina, permit in Australia, Montana trout and carp, and various species in the Everglades including reds, tarpon, and snook ...in all close to 2 hours of world class angling footage from some of the best videographers in the business

Looks like the kind of weekend where watching a bunch of primo fishing footage and swilling beers is a better option than getting hypothermia on the river...lots of seats left for the Film.

This is a licensed event and BEER will be available all weekend. Fishing Chat + Beer + Drake Film Tour = FUN .....and it looks like cuttbow is offering to buy

This Friday Night...I just previewed the film and it is all it is hyped up to be. Worth the 2 hour drive south. Cost: 15.00 or....take in the entire weekend with a Conclave, Banquet, and Auction, and Drake Film for 50.00 click here for more info: http://www.cwffc.ca/ Pm me if you are interested in Conclave Tickets...Film only can be bought at the door

April 30...In conjunction with the Chinook Waters Fly Fishing club's Conclave and Banquet...details to be announced http://www.flyfishingfilmtour.com/Schedule/

Agree with ya Dr.BT. He knows his stuff and has an incredible ability to TEACH it. He had a full day of private lessons with both single and double handers and everyone that took them walked away happy. The best 60.00 you can spend on fishing may be a 1 hour private casting lesson with Brian.

This may interest you http://goneflyfishin.ca/banquet.html There will be one, maybe two, certified casting instructors giving demonstrations and lessons...plus a whole lot more informative sessions, good food and drink, and fun

I have imported drift boats and trailers in the past. I have had major problems with 2 of them (one a new trailer). The trailer was the big issue as the VIN's have to jive with records. One of them was a new Hyde and after I found that the VIN on the trailer didn't match any records had to go through a huge process to get things fixed so I could register it here. Getting across the border isn't an issue but registering it here is. Hyde said they have had the problems come up a few times and the Registry office knew Hyde immediately when I called the complaint/issues number. Hyde was great to deal with and helped in getting a new VIN but it was a pain is ass to deal with all the extra paperwork. I suggest getting the VIN from them and calling the Canadian Registries to verify that it is valid before venturing north. Or have them do it. Hyde should also have all the paperwork and they can have it filled out for you. Make sure that the VIN they write on the form is exactly the same as the sticker says. If the VIN's are the same and Canadian Registries says it is a valid number all it will take is opening your wallet at the border to get it back. Good Luck

Hey Dave ...Just so you are aware...O Prius has 4 wheels, not 2

That's too bad Harps...it was a one time offer but you can still buy me one! But...when I get to the unit on Water, Oceans, and Fisheries in my Env. Issues Classes it may be worth multiple Dark Irish Social Lubricants if you could represent DOF and come and enlighten a bunch of young eagar minds about the current state of the these resources for which you are educated and work daily in. Have fun in Van, I have your CDC, and see ya next Beer and Flies or Green Drinks

Hey Harps.... Your first Guinness is on me the next Beer and Flies!!! Cheers

Check out this site. Has everything you should need. Good Luck http://www.rodbuildingforum.com/

Very nice flies Everyone....here are a few left over from the fishing season Fluttering Adult Salmonfly Body-orange thread and gray foam (tied extended) Rib-black thread Underwing-synthetic veined wing material Overwing-deer hair Legs-black round rubber legs Eyes-mono Antenna-moose main Parachute Brown Drake Dun Tail-moose mane Body-light cahill thread and tan foam (tied extended) Rib-rust thread Wing-elk hair on angle Hackle-dyed brown-grizzly wound parachute Thorax-tan poly dub Eyes-mono Brown Drake Spinner Tail-moose mane Body-light cahill thread and tan foam (tied extended – use foam for thorax and head) Rib-rust thread Wing-paired partridge primary tips (light side down) Thorax-brown seal (picked to form legs) Eyes-mono Hackle Stacker Hairwing Green Drake Dun Tail-moose mane Body-green thread and black foam (tied extended) Rib-black thread Thorax-green poly dub Hackle-black tied hackle stacker style Wing-black and chartreuse elk hair mixed (clip so small head is formed) High-vis Low Profile Parachute Caddis Body-tan poly dub Wing-stripped partridge body feather Post-poly Hackle-Brown