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Interesting technique...

Whoops. Glad everyone got out ok (from your post).

Seems that It’s work for work on the gas plant further north on the big hill. lots of work on the plant and some of the pipeline infrastructure around it. We followed three Graham construction trucks out of there yesterday, looked busy, starting to have buses too

There’s 8 billion of them in Dewitts Pond. Caught one in the back with a Griffith gnat after raising a bajillion of them

Ah, makes sense. Good luck!

Have you talked to Mel lately? Word on the street is his son is taking it over, so he may be more amenable..?

What float you thinking of? Buddy and I are just going to uber if using 22 or police. It's also ~$20 from 22 to Glenmore, and ~30ish for police to 22, or Police to glen. vs the 55 of a shuttle obv. wont work out of town, and do lose the nicety of having your truck at the far end (can always shuttle to start the day though). Guy that sits with boat can always get the boat setup and do a bit of fishing while it's shuttled

Most of the barb wire is in place because they don't want their cattle to exit the land. I'll respectfully jump barb wire every day if it's in a road allowance, as that's owned by the Province. Also, the rec access website is quite helpful to determine who to talk to, as mentioned above, it does make a difference if you just knock and say hello.

Cut over to High River from the Bar U south of Longview and go to the Hitchin Post. I’d say for 20 kids, call ahead

The Big Rock Erratic SW of okotoks should be a spot for lunch, plus can throw some science at them plateau mountain would be cool, but not sure the implications of school group in Kananaskis country

https://open.alberta.ca/dataset/be2e3289-2f94-461d-b4b9-ef50216b8157/resource/3fe941b8-403b-4fec-940f-89a3d0cb5dc9/download/albertafishstockingreport-2018.pdf Canmore region

Definitely not. All the major fly shops do lessons, highly recommend Iron Bow and Kevin Peterson

3rd times the charm?

Figured it was more of a sign of this forum dying a prolonged death?

Ive been using my Patagonia Sling for ~5 years, and wouldn't look back. It's been great. It also has the best D-Loop positioning I've seen for a net (i dont carry a net anymore), pretty well lines up exactly like you were wearing a vest.

https://www.alberta.ca/release.cfm?xID=62519D594C79D-D238-8AB4-71540BE5284CC098 Its a launch maintenance plan. We'll have to wait and see what the City and AEP do together to get a policemens replacement together... hopefully before the next 'one' nukes policemens again. Mac desperately needs the road upgrades as well as some sort of structure down there to lose the free-for-all that has been happening the last few years, so we'll see!

You're a fish vacuum. stay home and leave a couple for us plebeians!

Hahah still not quite there.. suspect he's got it into the code that whenever he updates his site, it automatically posts here.

I think my favorite part, is now we have a Guest posting them..i suspect its deeper then just the user being banned.

I agree, it takes over the feed. Not that there is a whole heck of a lot going on in this forum anymore.. seems like a lot of the effort has moved over to a few FB groups/pages. Seems pretty typical on most forums these days

I’m pretty positive it’s an automatic post that Darren setup when he was still a moderator here..

The creel survey last year wasn't an accident..

For those that want to read the report rather then the press release, BRT has it on their site: https://bowrivertrout.files.wordpress.com/2018/08/cahilletal-2018.pdf

The actual report states that there are many factors at play, and just mentions that managing angling impacts is the easiest to address. Which in this case, it is. That being said, it doesnt specifically call out transalta