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Incredible pictures, Adrienne. Altogether excellent. They really make me miss home.

X3. Absolutely gorgeous pics as always, Steve.

Nice! Pike on the fly are so much fun.

Those are wicked sweet shots! Thanks for posting!

Great pics man, thanks for posting. Must be neat to learn everything all over again, but I'm sure everyone who leaves misses home.

Great shots as always Max. Thanks!

I don't know that I would refer to our oilsands as entirely ethical, but it sure as hell is A LOT better than oil from just about anywhere else.

If you're referring to the 2 photos I think you're referring to (first 2 in second last post), yes the fish did have vermiculations and blue halos as they appear in the photo. It's also supposed to be a bull...or brown given the stream. As you may have noticed I have an affection for the small stuff Don't think I'll make it through the winter without hitting the Bow, though...

I didn't get out nearly as much as I would have liked to, but I still had an alright season this year. Not very many big fish, but I definitely got some much needed serentiy when I went out. Here are some pictures from my season (took me a while to get around to this) in a semi-reverse order.

Thanks for posting, Dave. I love seeing pictures from New Zealand.

Love the photos Clive. Not many people North of Calgary realize we have rattlers in the province.

Wicked pictures man. Some great shots, look like a lot of happy memories there. I too like the pictures with the fish in the foreground and the flyfisher in the background.

Decent!

Great pics, thanks for sharing!

That looks absolutely brutal.

I concur!

Sounds like an awesome trip! Thanks for posting as many pics as you did. I always love seeing everyone's pictures.

Awesome report and pictures! I had actually pondered your offer when you posted, but the timing just didn't work for me. Looks intense!

I remember when I was a kid fishing on the Little Smokey watching anothing man fish. Over the course of a few hours I watched him lose 2 jigs and eventually he caught a nice walleye with both jigs in its mouth. It was crazy.

Great post. Thanks for sharing Jeremie.

Awesome pictures. Exploring new or out of the way waters can definitely be very rewarding.