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Wonderful pictures, thansk for posting.

Perhaps, I intend to give it the old college try again this summer. I tried popping it along butt the Browns scattered. I want to tie some really small ones up.

Tried tossing a mouse in some of my small stream big brown waters, put em down for hours.

They rose to a number 28 Sluggo Dry fly. Took Skwala out to his backing twice.

Just a few more, hope they help to break up your winter

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Myself & my very good buddy “skwala” from the forum had a blast walking streams and pinching trout last summer. We didn’t stray much from Dry Flies except for a bit during high water. It was fantastic company, great scenery, and eager Trout. We fished mostly bamboo with a dash of Fiberglass & carbon thrown in for spice. Lots of heart pounding rises, hits and misses, half decent hatches, good and bad weather and an abundance of chuckles. I never seem to take enough pictures. You should have seen the ones that got away….

Sexy dungeons and buggers.

I use my sliding chop saw an awful lot more than my table saw for interior finishing work. Table saws are nice for ripping those big sheets but a lot of building supplies will cut big sheets for you in store. I guess it depends what you will be using it for.

When I see unlawful practices I report them. I haven't lost my mind in quite some time. The "standard" should be to protect our sensitive environmental areas where we can make a difference. There are no plans to Ban OHC's, only to protect sensitive watersheds where severe damage is being done.

Don't forget to report any illegal off-highway vehice usage again this year. I've sent pictures and videos of offroaders the last few years to F/W with good results. It's worst than poaching as its much longer term and deeper damage.

At the last round-table Fisheries meeting, they stated that sensitive streams like the Ghost-Waiparous area had been filmed from the air to survey damage from OHC's (off-highway vehicles). The idea was to not only assess damage, but also look for common illegal crossings to further enforcement.

I have a couple of good patterns. This is one, the other one I am out of as I passed a few to a buddy during the Expo. Will be tying up some and will post in the next few days. Both have really worked well.

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You are right Toolman, I have never seen Salmonfly hatches on the Bow, the ones I see are on smaller and slower streams. My fishing buddy Skwala and I from this board hit a great hatch but neither of us had patterns at the time, since then I carry them religiously.

The trout are not shy during that hatch, I see trout everywhere then.

See salmonfly hatches most years. Mostly just the end of the hatch but I have been lucky enough to catch a few big hatches. Always like a few different patterns just in case.

That looks great

My 11'9 - 7 wt Meiser S series has handled Steelhead and Salmon without a problem.