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Hey Paul, climbed Joffre from Aster Lake back in July. At that time the route up Northover looked dry, and the area was relatively dry as well. (Warrior was 100% dry) I never actually saw much of the ridge but the final 100m to the summit on Joffre was dry, and that was at 3400m... Good luck out there and be safe!
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Scandi's allow you to fish at a much greater distance, which equals longer times before the hook is set. This could be causing you to not effectively set the hook, because the increased distance has created a less forceful and effective hook set. Try everything Toolman has said. The weight of the head is not the issue. This is what I would recommend!
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Wow Doc, you have been tying a lot lately!
Here is a pattern that I have been practicing myself. Thanks for looking!
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Thank you so much for the kind words guys! Anyone heading west soon and want to swing it?
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I have been working on this pattern, and I think it has improved a lot since the last time I posted one. Something about this pattern just speaks to me. Lots of nice ties this year, keep them coming guys!
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Wow Gary those are beautiful..
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Thanks for the replies guys, black and blue, and purple versions are in the works.
Here are a couple I hope to try on the swing this winter, let me know what you guys think.
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A couple more, criticize them!!
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Very good looking flies Doc and Birddog!
The Groovy Bunny
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I've also used them on the Bow with fair sucess. Know a fellow I tie them for that swears by em for Big Brook Trout.
Wow Doc those are really nice, a lot nicer then mine. I usually tie them on a size 10 low water style hook, seems to work, do you fish them this big? Also what kind of hackle are you using it looks very nice.
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I know its not as cool as ggp's but I have had great success swinging Blue Charms on both a dry line and intermediate sink tip. Pretty cool you have used yours here ggp, would be pretty cool to get one on one of those.
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Using it on the Thompson?
Unfortunately I never did get the chance to get it wet on the Thompson this year, but hopefully next year!
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First attempt at a Skagit Mist
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Any minimum age requirement on volunteering?
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The Airflo Streamer Max is a nice integrated line. Comes with a level sink tip that can be cut back to desired length and has an intermediate belly section. I know lots of guys that use it and love it, although I have yet to try it myself.
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Tons on the Kootenay, runs just getting going now. Nice picture BowLurker.
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Thank you for the tip Bcube!
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'Twas a dry evening. (No pun intended)
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Thanks for the tip Doc, just picked up some #8 traditional's yesterday.
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I've been teaching myself on a 4wt two hander for a while now, not the best but I can cast. I have been having lots of luck swinging flies, but I too am interested in skating flies as well. I thought maybe a Grease Liner with an orange body would work? Tied one big just to practice and then went down to a size 10, figured that would be more Bow River size.
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An inspired freestyle pattern on a rainy day off.
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this is a beauty. well done!
Thank you sir!
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Happy with my first attempt at this fly, minus the fact I forgot the Jungle Cock.
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Northover Ridge Snow Load ?
in General Chat - Not Fishing Related (NFR)
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They rise in the evening there, watched them both nights that I was up there.