cgyguy

Thanks for your replies. Did try some fishing but it was dead, no bites, no whites, nothing, nada, nice place though........

Anybody know much about fishing Kookanusa? Heading there for a couple of free days on a houseboat. Never been there before, but thought I should bring my rod/s and see what might be found out there. Any suggestions or recommendations would be most appreciated.

I have fished the Bow for many years, from Fish Creek down, and from Carseland down with a zodiac and jet pump. Looking to float my Clacka down on Friday am from Glenmore to ????? I need to be back by about 1-2 on Friday and looking for some information on float times say from Glenmore to 22x or from Glenmore to Police. Any body know how much time it takes for either of these two floats? I kinda remember fishing from 22x past Police (about 3 hours straight float?), but not sure what it is from Glenmore to 22x? Any help would be appreciated. As this is a new section to me, I am planning on doing some nymphing but don't expect a whole lot of dry action. Any advice on this would also be much appreicated! Thanks in advance and I hope everyone has a great weekend, Cheers Cgyguy

Totally agree with you Missin'. I am a born and bred BC'er but have lived in Alberta for over 20 years. Does that mean I am should be adopted by Alberta, and never look back at my home province because I am now considered to be an Albertan? Hey, if you don't wish to fish BC, then don't go, simple. For BC'ers, ditto for fishing in Alberta. You have to balance the good with the bad, and MAKE A CHOICE. Saying you are going to go fish BC but not spend any money, is, in my mind, simply rediculous. I have no problem paying the required fees to fish BC, if I did, I would stay home and not bother. But for a small investment, you and I can fish some of the prettiest waters in the world. If that makes you mad that you have to pay to play in this province, don't go. I am not sure what it is that any of the people that object to the fees in BC, are planning on doing about this. Right now, all I see is a select few whining and complaining, but that is all. If you want change, then why not take it on as a challenge and join up with all of the other persons who feel unjustified, and lobby your concerns. Simply complaining about it, grows very long in the tooth. Please, understand that my thoughts are also aimed at BC'ers that don't like Alberta fishing, you stay home too! I'm going fishing..............