mickberry

amateur

been a tough year for you jayhad?

Are you looking for some tig bitties under here??

Hey boblolaw what camera do you use?

absolutely wicked!

FFdoc, Just make the trip to Wholesale Sports, Fishtales, or even Southbow. Well worth the drive. Staff will point you in the right direction and maybe share some goodflies with ya.

Nice work...Its going to slay em' !! someone introduced me to a little green thing like that last year and it produces, slow retrieves or just a jiggle

got me some 100% fluro and tying up some custom leaders here is a helpful link if anyone is interested...i have tweaked his suggestions for myself, but the point is tying leaders this way saves on the coin, a good fluro these day costs $15 each...going bulk i figured about .40 cents each http://www.onlinefishinglog.com/blog/20/Ha...ing-Fly-Leaders

nice work. i agree we need signage along the bow..Keep on Rappin!

even with all the different brands/types out there you will still have to dig through the pack and find the extra-thin quills for these kind of streamers.... "materials are not created equal" inspect the marabou before purchasing..flyshops love and encourage this kind of behavior dido on the blood quills seem to be the best overall.

i fish them galloup style.. no weight w/ sinking line

Nice cougars Eastman. I tied up articulated Heifer Groomers = cougar on roids.

So... I will take the two flyrods you left in my car as a guide payment? the duck nose the first of many pigs we found in a nice seam troutlover on his fifth fish from this run i guess i will just take pictures the colors were amazing

check your pm dude.

say troutlover, what did your buddies eat? Steak, bacon and eggs, or those so tasty MRE's?

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yeah you always seem to pull bigger broonies out of your arse... Let me know when you need a refill on fliez...i have been tying like a factory with the wifey and kid out-o-town...

Some more pigs on the bow and crow...Stellar October weather and fishing... (these are summer browns..double hook-up) cheers

Good article, Taco. Below is a quote that sums it up. "You put brook trout in a stream and the cutthroats just disappear," he says. "They're so many brook trout in the West—that's why they're our leading candidate to poison." I am not familiar with Millennium Creek, but I do know a few streams struggling with over population of brookies.

Expert? You said it was your first time! Do you have any pictures of the albino trout we were going after? Looking forward to some good winter fishing

yes siree. that is a bow river brown....strippen deep mclovin

The Bow The Brown

Good work. This posting surpasses some of the published pieces I have read in magazines- online and print.

cheese chucker

“Yes! Thousands of anglers are “fooled” by the crafty marketing strategies of Sage! Their success for the past 30 years can only be contributed to full page spreads and over-priced sticks. Mike Lawson and George Anderson you should be ashamed of yourselves for producing such poor performing products.” I think our fly fishing peers strongly disagree. http://flyfishcalgary.com/board/index.php?...l=Sage+fly+rods Mr. Canadensis , I get that we all have our favorite. There is nothing wrong with pitching your preference, but trying to strengthen your opinion by discrediting other brands, (Especially Sage) makes you sound like the fool.