sgfly

Hi guys, sorry, i have another question...any chance of renting a set of waders and boots in Calgary? Tackle shops etc? Don't really fany bringing my set over as it will take up half my luggage space and the wife will not be amused... Thanks again

I am new here too and am so glad I found this site. The offers of advice and help is really wonderful. Canadian hospitality at its best..

Hey, thanks for the quick response. Guess I will just have to buy one and contribute a little more to the Canadian economy.

Ha ha...I know what you mean...the 3wt is for small streams...I will also be bringing a 5wt (sage)and a 6/7wt (Cortland). Now till june, I will just ahve to spend more time tying flies... Btw, just a query, do I nee a WIN card to purchase a non resident licence? Seems odd to buy the card that lasts 5 years when I will be there for only a few weeks. Can anyone enlighten me? Thanks

Hey thanks for your update...I fly off on 19th, so there is still hope for a couple of days to try the small streams...will be bringing my 3 wt. its a japanese rod (River Runs), 8 ft and 6 pieces. light and easy to carry around. casts like a dream too.

wow, you guys are fast...I am from Singapore, urban jungle and whatever little inland water we have, it's illegal to fish (reservoirs). Most of us do our fishing outside in nearby countries. I actually lived in Canada for about 4 years in Toronto. Will keep in touch with you all. Thanks so much for your offers

Hi guys I will be coming to Calgary from the other side of the world in June to visit my in laws, so I know I will be bored stiff. Unfortunately I will be in Calgary the first 3 weeks of June, which I understand is the worst time to fish the Bow. Nevertheless, as any fly angler will tell you, wetting a line is better than not wetting one. I am just looking to see if I could meet some of you guys to exchange tips and share stories of the one that got away, and maybe wet a line together. Also any advice would be much appreciated. I will be bringing 2 travel rods, a 5wt and a 3 wt. Back here at home, I normally use a 3wt for Peacock Bass. Am a sucker for going light.