[Lost Lemon Campground Question]

Hi Dutch

Hiawatha is easy to find. Headed west on #3 take a left on #507. Cross the bridge over the crow and continue on for a few hundred meters and take a right. There should be a sign.

Close to river, has showers, elec., water, and a playground for the tykes. This will really help my wife when I am fishin!!!!!

 

Nice little camp ground with new ownership. Spoke to Doug yesterday and he was very nice.

Google for phone #.

Hope this helps.

Rob

[Lost Lemon Campground Question]

Found out Hiawatha is still a go and made reservations. Been there the past few years on advice from Dryfly and like it.

Thanks again all.

Rob.W

[Lost Lemon Campground Question]

Thanks for all the input guys!!! I knew booking late would be a problem.

[Lost Lemon Campground Question]

Hi all.

Wanting some info on Lost Lemon. Wanting to head south next week for a bit of fisin and relaxation. Checked the website and some pics look good and others do not show a lot of shade for the hot days. Wife, I, and my 2 little guys in a tent trailer. Another couple may be joining us. Like the proximity to the Crow. Used to hit Hiawatha but it is done.

 

I don't mind ruffin er but, with the family, I need the amenities .

 

Suggestions????? Any other c.grounds with power, water etc, fairly close by?

Thanks in advance

["birchy's Noob Question Of The Week"]

Yes and no. If the dry is small and you drop a weighted fly, you know the answer. Most are using a dropper rig being a smaller unweighted, other than bead perhaps, nymph ( 14-20) under an attractor dry or something in the larger size. Common bow river hopper dropper rig for me is a # 6 hopper, yellow stimmy etc., attached to 24" of 4x to a bh nymph size 14-16. Good way to fish banks and runs. The nymph usually wins.

[Pontoon Boats]

Anchor

I go 15lb. pyramid style. I think a 12 would also do.

[Big Brownie Caught "back Home"]

I have been told I have a hard head!!! Not Hermans, but, other stairs indeed.

[Big Brownie Caught "back Home"]

Ah Capers. There are a few of us around these parts eh bi.

[Pick Up Hockey Anyone?]

I could be in on this as details are set.

[Done And Done]

What did you go with? How is it?

[Some Pics From Last Week]

Keep that SPOT to yourself!! hush hush!

[Done And Done]

I meant hook not hood!

[Done And Done]

Peak, Peak peak-a-boo.

LK

I can attest to the Peak being very solid in the 180.00 range. Wide range of hood capacities.

IMO

Cheers

rob

[Spit Shot?]

Lots of good advice. Remember, people get lazy. We should be adjusting the weight depending on the water fished. Faster/deeper water means more weight (split or fly type) to get your rig in the zone quicker. I use various splits, but tying my own flies weighted, sometimes I do not. You have to adjust it to make it effective.

[Fly Fishing Virgin]

Teck

Check the classified section. The set up Dave has for 500 bucks is brand new and a real good deal. Leaves 500 more for the above mentioned necessities/wants.