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Anyone I'm buds with on facebook has probably seen the photos from my Alaskan trip this year. In case not, here is a short slideshow:

 

http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=1197...mp;id=596171996

 

If you are interested in taking your two handed casting and fishing to the next level(and catching some REALLY NICE fish at the same time) I suggest you consider one of AK WEST's popular spey improvement weeks for 2010.

 

check out this thread for available dates and more info:

 

http://flyfishcalgary.com/board/index.php?...amp;#entry99233

 

Brian Niska

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Anyone I'm buds with on facebook has probably seen the photos from my Alaskan trip this year. In case not, here is a short slideshow:

 

http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=1197...mp;id=596171996

 

If you are interested in taking your two handed casting and fishing to the next level(and catching some REALLY NICE fish at the same time) I suggest you consider one of AK WEST's popular spey improvement weeks for 2010.

 

check out this thread for available dates and more info:

 

http://flyfishcalgary.com/board/index.php?...amp;#entry99233

 

Brian Niska

My friend Laurie was on the trip with you guys and I think you set him up with a steelhead trip in a week or two as well. He had a blast couldn't say enough about the great time He had!!

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My friend Laurie was on the trip with you guys and I think you set him up with a steelhead trip in a week or two as well. He had a blast couldn't say enough about the great time He had!!

 

Laurie, is a great guy. Please tell him I say hi. For what it's worth, for anyone thinking on going, the K-tok is a mind boggling watershed and I really mean mind boggling. I imagine it holds the sort of life our fisheries on the Columbia, on the Skeena and elsewhere did before they were mismanaged to the point of breaking. You can fish all day and seriously be into large, bright clean salmon (Chinook, Chum, Sox), rainbows, dollys and grayling non-stop. The amount of life coursing through that river is something you need to see before it's a thing of the past.

 

al

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yes Al, what really sticks out is on about our 4th day there was an afternoon that was really sunny and the river was quite clear. The river was so full of fish of all descrtiption it was like an aquarium, literally 1000 of fish going by. I'll never forget the run up back to the lodge that evening with the light just so and all those fish. It does make you think how many watersheds used to have such stocks.

 

btw, give me a shout when you have a spare moment

 

Brian

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My friend Laurie was on the trip with you guys and I think you set him up with a steelhead trip in a week or two as well. He had a blast couldn't say enough about the great time He had!!

 

yes Laurie is a sweet dude. A total class act and a fun guy to be around on and off the river. I'm fishing with him up on the Bulkley at the end of the month, looking forward to that trip.

 

Brian

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