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  1. !07 million for the clean up. Would have been cheaper to replace that old line with a new one.before it ruptured. Not sure why there isn't some regulations in place that force these company's to have to replace pipe after a certain amount of years.

    Don't know if any of you have ever dug up old pipelines but the stuff they used to do just wouldn't be allowed by today's safety standards.

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  2. Well in the paper today they said there fazing out OHV use in the castle river parks over the next 5 years. But really isn't it just going to force people to the livingtone or oldman and other areas that are already heavily used. The only logical solution is trail system for OHV riders.

     

    I find it funny that they have such great trail systems for OHV use in Quebec and Ontario But poor old Alberta cant afford any trails or even take proper care of its lakes and rivers.

  3. Funny just about everywhere else uses rotenone as a fish management tool.

     

    Here's a lake In BC that was rotenoned in 2011 i believe. I realize Alberta is different and management is a lot harder for sure but its almost like they don't even try.

    Not another angler on the lake that i can see. Wow must be nice.

     

     

  4. Clearly you aren't paying attention. Stakeholder input is important with these decisions. "Doing your job" could be in direct conflict with what the public wants. Last I checked this is still democracy.

    Oh is that why i had so many choices in their Survey, Bloody ^%%$## stupid dropping a mid level predator into most Alberta lakes.to the point that there stunted. And still not letting people harvest any. Than asking me if i want to allow people to harvest the best biggest breeders in said lake

     

    That's quite the management plan lol.

     

    Ya i didn't mean to like your post that was an accident.

  5. I don't get why they have to always have these surveys. Just do your %@$$#% job you brain dead bunch of twits.

     

    Pretty sure the cost of the failed aerating equipping they bought last year would have turned some of these perched lakes back into trout lakes.

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  6. Drfift boat is great for both moving and flat water in my opinion. Ive got a XL hybrid so its basically a high side with a few low spots on each side to step out of, It really is a dream on flat water. You have it set up right with a anchor mount on the front, i run a 35 pound in the back and a 25 pound in the front and have fished in pretty heavy winds no problem. Its very stable even in moderate waves, Any boat is going to be headed to shore if its bad enough. Trolling couldn't tell you even though I have a electric motor to mount on mine, i would rather sink to the bottom than troll with my fly rods.

     

    Yes any of those boats would be ideal for the bow, its really a rather tame river to take a boat down.

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  7. Ha yeah other than steelhead and salmon there are only a few fish I can think of that I've legit had any decent distance into the backing.

    (Which is why I tend to ridicule those who are adamant they need 200 yards of backing or say their trout was making 100 yard runs.)

    Funny enough, there was One 17" bow river bow that was super hot. I called "big fish" as it peeled backing...and then ate my words. (At least it Wasn't a tail hook ha)

    The reason to fill up your reel with backing is line memory. Without backing you get tight little coils that take some stretching to get out. its not much but it does make a difference.

  8. Well my first suggestion is carry a sponge or shammy and clean the scum off your boat before you pull away from the launch. Only takes a minute and keeps your boat looking nice.

     

    So I've found that if I use a product called FW1 marine formula high performance cleaning wax that I don't get that scum build up on the sides of my boat quite as bad from the bow

    Other than that am the same as everyone else high pressure hose and a good brush for the floor.

     

    Never ceases to amaze me how much mud and crap my friends drag into the boat. Myself i spend 3 hours cleaning my boat am washing each foot off before stepping into my boat I`m trying to teach my fishing buddy's that trick.

  9. Ya i agree with you alan2 about 5 years ago someone posted a photo of a trout that he thought was deformed. It had the crooked back trout get that have whirling disease. I even commented that it looked like whirling disease and am thinking for sure it was now.

    I would just like to add that we know dam well its been here for awhile they didn't just start testing out of the blue They know for years its been up here. they just didn't bother saying anything.

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