Spincenz

Yep, very much appreciated, great job on this forum. It's definitely improved my results on the bow, hoping to be able to add some value for the other members soon too.

Yeah, was long shot, but worth checking. I only had it for a couple weeks, wish it would have seen more fish first - hah.

Managed to get out for a couple hours yesterday, lost 2 decent fish, and my net, unfortunately. There is no measuring tape on this net, and it has a clip that allows it to hook onto a belt. It's called the Wooden Tear Drop net (and I believe that is actually written on the handle, I just bought it). I've attached the only picture I have it (I was focusing on the Rainbow, and not the net). I assumed it was gone, but if anyone happened to pick it up, please let me know. Much appreciated, S

There have only been a couple of time have I felt the need to get belligerant with another angler on the bow, and usually it's been because of getting "low holed". Thought maybe I was being over sensitive at the time, apparently not.... Silverdoc, good share regarding stealhead etiquette...

Wow, hot topic in the past for sure, some good feedback in there too. Thanks guys!

Pretty new to to this forum group, a nice fella that was hammering fish on dries hopper downstream of the bridge at the deerfoot extension told me about it a few weeks ago. I'm interested in hearing some thoughts on etiquette when coming across other anglers on the river. The bow is obviously a busy river, what kind of guidelines do you use in terms of giving another angler space when you are on the same stretch? Any thoughts are appreciated. Cheers, Spincenz

Fished the north Ram near Nordegg for the first time last weekend, pretty consistent dry fly action, and only saw 1 other group of 2 on the river all day.