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Hey Will give me a write if ya get a bow sorted out. The season in many areas is 8-16 Sept, so it's coming soon. I'm going into one area end of aug too. It's a lotta fun, and love to have ya join me. Adam

Hey guys, I've been practising up with the bow, and getting excited to call to some bulls in Sept. I was wonderring if anyone was interested in hitting the foothills for some Elk hunting? Please let me know, love to team up with someone, and try to get out and bring home some sweet elk meat. Adam

I'm bringing my rifle, don't have a Bow yet, let me know if you guys need a third, and best of luck man! Adam

Best of luck!

Do you guys need a third? Is that possible to have a guest on your tag? If not, and you guys want to do it as a father-son team only, let me know if you would like to go next yr. Best of luck too! Adam

anyone elk hunt, love to try to get 1-2 guys to do up the SW for Elk. I've got a general license this yr. Adam

hey man, what is the "bow river Bait" never heard of it, but pretty cool name is the killer caddis your own pattern? adam

Just for fun, what are everyone's top five, in order, go to nymphs for the Bow river..I'll start with mine.. 1/ San Juan worm 2/Flashback pheasant tail 3/soft-hackle hare's ear 4/ Prince nymph (#2 in fall) 5/golden stone (#2 in early summer)

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good question, I typically use gold for all my most common bow nymphs and black for caddis larvae, and on lake chironomid (acts as part of the dark head) patterns. I will say it is amazing how on a #16 pheasant tail that little gold bead can be seen in clear water from a meter away at times, I'm confident it helps attract fish

awesome fish!

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