Nbarks

I use a Norvise, and the travel bag.

Get the STi. You won't regret it. I owned a Forester before my STi. I found the rear passenger space to small to take 4 men any long distance (ie skiing/fishing trips). The outback is wider and longer but not as tall. I find the capacity is more useful. Don't buy winter tires and rims from the dealership. Get them on tirerack, or locally. I change my tire myself (winters to summers). And tell the dealership whenever I get the car service not to rotate my tires saves me about half the price on a regular service. Overall subarus are awesome cars, great value, and they last a long time. I highly recommend them.

Hope that the prediction are wrong but looks like flooding in southern ab. Stay safe. http://emergencyalert.alberta.ca/alerts/2014/06/2504.html

I have a pair of Oakley gray polarized lens in both prescriptions and normal. Given how expensive they are I generally use contacts and the normal glasses on full day outing, or if I am going to be fishing till after sun down. And then the prescriptions if it's just a couple hours on the water. I'd also hate to donate them to the river given how expense the prescriptions are. I find the gray lenses to be a great all round color for both very bright and clouded days.

I can't get enough foam in my boxes. Question about the drake. Are u using a foam cutter for those? Or just cutting thin strips? I want to tie some of those up this winter. Thanks in advance.

Sorry the Bonnybrook bridge

Just heard that due to the train on the bonnieville train bridge that the waste water plant is currently evacuated and that they are dumping waste water right into the river. Any one out saving fish stay safe. Hopefully they fix this very quickly. I am heading back to the disaster zone to help friends and family. Please volunteer if u can. Can't tell u how appreciative those Ed are. Stay strong Calgary. Cheers Nick

I have been using this method for about the last year. Works great!

There are also some good videos on the orvis site. http://howtoflyfish.orvis.com/video-lessons/chapter-five-wet-fly-nymph-fishing

Sick!