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They love peanut butter. Grey squirrels don't belong here....take them to Taco so he can add them to his Brook trout dinner.

If a wild turkey was to follow a person home....what kind of flies could one make with said bird's feathers? Show me some pictures and tell me which feathers were used.

I was waiting for you to respond about your blue sweater...I think your BLUE has even better results. I'm thinking the fish don't really care about people's fashion sense....

Sundance lake fish love red.... I hope Don doesn't ban me from the trout fishing fraternity for my jacket color choice

I received some feathers from a co-worker's ex-rooster....

I always try to wear bright red....it drives my buddies crazy...and I never catch anything

Beautiful smiling whitefish....we are so lucky to have access to this humorous subspecies.

Thanks for the tips lads. I have tied my elbows to my waist for the next adventure. Boat traffic will just continue to increase each year. Hopefully a little respect will still exist as time comes on.

I talked with a researcher who is involved in a huge study in BC. They are looking into a variety of angling issues in about 800 lakes. They are looking at angling methods, regulations, fish growth, angler density and a number of other issues. They are using aerial sampling methods to watch boat density and distribution as well as using webcams to observe angling effort. One thing he said was that BC will switching their rainbow stocking completely to All Female Triploids so there won't be any males to worry about. It would be great to see a bit more research funding directed toward Alberta's fisheries. How much Alberta's fisheries are valued is very evident by the lack of money made available to study them.

I wonder if I can get a mutt to point pheasants for me....

Happy birthday ancient fishing geezer. May this year be full of chunky, chrome 'bows that strain your old wrists. Hopefully you used up all your powers to bring the wind BH last year. Should be a fine year for lake fishing and you should get good use out of that last license. Cheers, Rob

That's what Bullshead was like about 4 years ago

Hey Tungsten, I've got a chartreuse stained not-so-clear intermediate from some Cortland backing. All the cool guys have stained cleared lines...

Narrow Hills Prov Park NE of Prince Alberta supposed to have some nice fish (even tigers). Supposed to be some great chironomid hatches. http://www.tpcs.gov.sk.ca/NarrowHillsFishingMap Another useful link: http://www.saskfishinglakes.ca/cgi-bin/pub...lay_listing.cgi http://www.environment.gov.sk.ca/adx/aspx/...f&l=English

Terry when you catch those 28"ers you just have to back your drag to nothing and then pull really hard on the rod....the line just peels off and makes great hero noises. We watched a couple of guys doing this with 18" fish at Whitetail one day...it was priceless

In the same way that triploids can potentially escape to join a breeding population...so can a stocked diploid that does not have the local genetic history. So stocked diploid rainbows could be entering the local system and causing havoc. Is there any concern/evidence of escaped diploid stockers? I have seen rainbows and Cutt/bows in Elk River tributaries. Genetic pollution is already occurring on the Elk. Furthermore I have been Brook trout in Michele Cr. More pollution aimed at Bull trout. Us humans certainly have a way with screwing up things. I guess time will tell if the computer modelling is anywhere near accurate. Modelling and reality often aren't that close since there is so many factors to consider.

Sounds like fun Dustin. Every degree the water temp goes up makes a huge difference to the fish.

I just spoke with a fish geneticist that I work with who sits on the advisory board looking into the Westslope Cutt situation. He said there is some pure fish in the Upper Bow tributaries that he wants to investigate. He was wondering if he could hire my fly rod for some collecting. Sounds like I might be taking care of some special fish this summer.

Speaking of large men... I took a lineman from the LA Raiders fishing once. My Large waders were about 5 sizes too small for him. He ended up wading in his jeans....tough guy as it was late September. I remember trying on his Super Bowl ring....I could put both my thumbs in it. Pretty cool ring...his # and the game score all in diamonds on a platinum ring. Now back to your previously scheduled thread...

Something new for me

Good thing we have OLD saltwater pro's like Rick around for fish ID. Tilapia tend to like the freshwater stuff

I feel your pain... It's hard for ladies to share their husbands with a fishing rod. It seems like adventure time is limited so we keep going back to what we know...this is the year to break out! You have permission to go somewhere completely new and find a new treasure complete with willing Cutts. I think I have to go find some Chrome this year

I thought #9 was best eye candy in gortex. You need to pm some of your followers to get your votes up

Iceland disinfection is law: In order to protect the quality of its salmon fishery, Iceland employs a number of protective measures. The country has remained relatively free of freshwater diseases and maintains a strict disinfection policy towards tackle and waders imported by visiting anglers. This is detailed in the "Freshwater Fisheries Law" of 2006, prohibiting the use of fishing equipment which has been used for angling abroad, unless the equipment has been disinfected according to the guidelines listed below.

Good show Gary. I was below you a ways and fooled some more fish with the spey rod. One rainbow I got was getting really dirty. The spring sex party is coming soon....