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It's listed as a broad-spectrum piscicide, pesticide and insecticide.

Just tied up a monster oct caddis skater this morning. Tried skating stones earlier this year but only had a couple boils. We didn't seem to get much of a hatch, with the drawn out spring and blown out early July. I've been swinging/swymphing pupa/emerger/adult triple rigs on my single hander with good success. Only avoided my switch as its not as versatile.

As far as I know rotenone will kill the worm host. How well it kills all of them, I have no idea. That being said, eliminating fish eliminates the things spreading the disease (people/fish). By suppressing the amount of worms/parasite in the lake to potentially be moved by waterfowl helps in that aspect. But I'm totally talking out of my ass

Time for some rotenone. Clear house and nip it in the bud.

City launch/take out, (potential) repair to graves, improvement to the policemens cluster F boat sinker take out and id be happy.

There's already a launch in place just above Deerfoot at southland. Would just need to be given access. might be nice as I hate pretty much most of the water from glenmore to the foot bridge at sue Higgins.

Was that the guy sitting on the northeast side of the river under glenmore? Saw him too when we launched and didn't think anything of it. Mfer

How big are you? Ha just something I'd consider

They gonna get rid of those cement blocks so we don't have to thread the needle anymore? I think there are a few guys on the forum that need special glasses for that.

Nah come to think of it, got low holed this spring by the same guy. Both fishing streamers that day. Maybe a change of heart. It's a big river and there is more than enough room to give everyone space when you're floating. I try to float/fish out of a shore anglers fishing radius if we're in their area. Even if it's just a few feet out. Most times theyre only fishing 10-20 feet off shore. So you can easily drift at 30 and fish the outside of their Seam.

Orvis access is comparable. I think I paid 150 or less. Nice little reels.

Ya this rain is brutal. Hopefully we'll have a nice September. I think the bows pick up another couple hp around that time anyways.

Scel, I think Hoppers should be til mid sept. They're around til frost.

Saw both today from guide boats in short order. Kudos to the fusion/loop Hyde who saw I was also swinging streamers and rowed hard to the other side to give me space. Next boat, a blue inflatable hooks into a hog. They then proceed to land it and fuss around with it for a few minutes in the bottom of the boat before finally attempting the hero shot. Guy drops it from chest height THREE TIMES into the bottom of the boat. If you got a couple of putz in the boat hold the net under their fish. Jeesh.

Where is the flow meter/station located in the city?

I'm gonna guess. Gold tinsel Golden pheasant Hot pink chenille Magenta Polar chenille Orange saddle or schlappen. Not sure if there's a wing? Natural Mallard flank Jungle cock Orange ostrich

Ya flies are the one thing I never leave in the car. So many hours and dollars tying. Sorry for your loss.

You're right, just skipping them in across the water on the 8 weight. 🙄 Ha I think we're basically the same thing. I said 6/7/8 and his 4 weight is Undergunned. Cheers dude

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Fair enough. But what happens is people try to get them on their dry, then put a nymph or a small streamer on. Now we're fighting a big bull on a cutthroat rod.

Have you caught anything over 30". Probably not. Yes it's for the heavy tackle but you need the backbone to turn them. They just bull dog at the bottom Of the pool. If you're fishing a 4/5 weight noodle, you are going to exhaust the fish beyond what you would if you had a bigger stick.

Not to rain on your parade, but That's not a good problem to have at all. That's how you exhaust and potentially kill an endangered species heading to spawn. I would have still sighed if you said 6 weight, but it's better. 7/8 weights are ideal for Bulls. Cheers

Don't forget to use an appropriate rod.

Don't need to flush 30x the water down for over 24 hours to get rid of a couple dookies. I agree with the cube on this one.

Was thinking the other day, if they don't want people driving out there, why not just dig out the ditch into the side channel that used to be there?