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Good point, is it possible that low water, warm water, stream degradation due to the flood and poaching on the Highwood is impacting the natural recruitment of rainbow trout for the Bow River? A trial stocking program to restore the numbers could be a good option to offset these potential issues with the Bow's major spawning tributary. Not to mention stream/spawning enhancements for the Highwood would help the Bow, no?

Sure do, and that's my point. It's one of the most important factors for the fishery and it has nothing to do with angling pressure.

How about they try regulating the water levels properly as a start....that should be the number one priority.

Done!

I like the felt for the Bow so I just have a pair of G3 Guides with felt that I only use on the bow.

Awesome!

Awesome pictures! Alaska is my favorite place to fish hands down but sadly it's been far too long.....

That happened to me on the Elk a few years ago. The tree was lined up directly at me but when it landed the tip was about 30' away from my boat.

An app would be awesome!

I was wondering what that was about, great project!

Nice work Muha!

Where the regs allow, I'll keep one occasionally if I plan on eating it right away. The lakes in BC are my favorite places to keep fish but I don't go overboard. 3-4 per year.

That's why I switched to Patagonia rock grip boots. Superior quality to the Korkers.

I would recommend the Rio Versatip system, its a bit more money but it gives you the ability to fish pretty much every type of situation. I also have added a selection of tips from T-10 to T-17 in various lengths to round out the set. I have used the tips for salmon, pike and bulls and it works great.

That is good news!!