darrinhurst

No worries, all is forgiven. We should try and get out this year. Be nice to finally meet ya!

Sweeeeeet.

You really can't go wrong with Max! He will get you into fish for sure and give you a great day on the Bow. Fished with him several times and have never been disappointed!

Great looking pics! Thanks for sharing. Oh....and say goodbye to your money.....

LOL Not Brad. That's bhurt. I'm Darrin. No worries though Doc, I've been called worse, but not much worse.

Happy Belated Birthday Doc!

If you're going to invest in some lessons, I would STRONGLY recommend Jim McLennan. I have now taken two of his classes and couldn't be happier about either of them. He does have a Bow River specific class, or two, to help with figuring out our Bow River, which may not be a bad idea after the flood, to help find where the fish are at and the different techniques to use. He also had an hour of casting instruction with each of the class members before hand to figure out any kinks in your casting. Great instructor and great classes. Find out all you need to here: http://www.mclennanflyfishing.com/

I use photobucket. Works fine for me. And its free.

Nice! How about sharing a picture of your award winning masterpiece?

I was kinda missing the Expo from the sunny beaches of Mexico........or maybe not.

Well, this one is the early running for post of the year so far. lol

my wife and i upgraded to a kitched aid gas range a little over a year ago. We had one before that we loved, which was dual fuel (gas range, electric oven) that we loved in our last house. When we moved we had an electric in the new place, that was about a million years old. When it finally died, we replaced with gas. I love it. Best thing about it is that when you start to over heat and turn in down, it cools IMMEDIATELY, not gradually. It does take longer to boil water, or heat up, but its a very minor difference, in my opinion. The electric burners do get hotter than gas, but I can't remember a time that I have needed to have that much heat while cooking. Gas is much easier to adjust and you can maintain a boil on low for even cooking. The oven being gas, I can't say I really notice much of a difference from the electric version we had in our old place. They are both convection, which I would recommend, so they both cook equally as well. If given a choice, I would go gas every time.

Adorable! Congrats!

I love hoar frost in the morning. Stunningly beautiful in the right light.

Damn Brodie those are just simply awesome! Very well done.

I'm jealous of the location. beauty was all over that clip.

Thank you Lornce. All the best to you and yours as well. Tight Lines.

x3

7'6" 3wt. I have the TFO Signature Series 4pc. I just love how that little bugger casts. Paired it with a Amundson TXS 2/3 and a Rio Gold line. I just love that set up on the small streams.

Nice lookin fish in a nice lookin location. Doesn't get much better than that!

Beauty pics Art!

Nice Pics Steve! I look forward to our next trip! Local or otherwise.

I haven't fished since an epic trip to BC over a month ago that got me into my first real bully of about 32". Other than that, I haven't fished at all. Been too busy landscaping the yard before the snow flies.

Nice! Love the pictures. Thanks for sharing.

Maxwell Robinson at BowCrow Flyfishing.