Flashback

Today was the dedication of Barry Mitchell Pond here in Red Deer! Take a look: http://rdflytying.blogspot.ca/2016/05/the-dedication-of-mitchell-pond.html Bob

It is Wednesday March 2nd, Don at Carnival Theatre starting at 6:30 pm, doors open at 6 p.m.

That is a spectacular catch! Well done, even better, fantastic pic!

Here are some options along the David Thompson Highway: 1. Allstones Lake (5 km fairly steep: brookies) 2. Lake of the Falls (Cutts and bulls) (about 16-18 km, moderately easy terrain) 3. Landslide Lake/Entry Lake (cutts) (about 16 km, last 3 km is steeper, mostly easy/moderate terrain until last 3 km) 4. Kinglette Lake (cutts, catch and release) (about 4-5 km steady uphill with a few steep spots)

The tube hatch is a regular occurance on the Red Deer River as well. Same problems too.

Canadian brown, Canadian Olive and semi-seal is fantastic when you use a dubbing loop make fabulous streamers.