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Cortland Competition Nymph

BC Outdoors Magazine Team·July 11, 2013

The Competition Nymph is the perfect line for any high-sticking nymph technique. Fine tip diameters enable delicate presentation while the heavy belly allows for turning over heavier flies. $75* SEE YOUR LOCAL RETAILER FOR CURRENT CANADIAN PRICING As seen in BC Outdoors Sport Fishing magazine May 2013 Buyers Guide...

Ice Safety 101

Michaela Ludwig·December 22, 2025

Ice fishing in BC can be incredible – quiet lakes, hungry trout and kokanee and a true winter reset. But...

Fly-Tying: TNT

Phil Rowley·February 10, 2018

As summer transitions into fall, many anglers turn their attention to local rivers and the pursuit of Pacific salmon as...

Big Fish Tales: White Dragon

Phil Rowley·January 2, 2020

It’s no secret that as fish grow, their desire for large, protein-rich food sources increases, protein that often comes in...

You can now load your completed box with gear, inside and on top.

DIY Truck Box Drawers

Lowell Strauss·June 17, 2020

Looking for storage space for guns and gear but don’t want to shell out for a commercial unit? Here’s a...

Old School Flies – The Carey Special

Phil Rowley·December 14, 2020

I am continuously amazed by how many tyers continue to design and develop a seemingly endless stream of new and...

Triggering A Grab: Matt’s Pink Dancer

Phil Rowley·October 4, 2019

As fly fishers and tyers, we spend much of our effort attempting to match the hatch, using flies and presentation...

Daiwa M-One Plus Salmon and Mooching

BC Outdoors Magazine Team·September 5, 2013

The massive seven-disc drag system on the M-One in addition to being powerful enough to stop any fish you are likely to encounter in our waters, features a one-way drag that allows you to reel in without having to fight heavy resistance while seamlessly shifting into smooth fish-controlling braking as...

Get a Sneak Peek of the Feature From the 2014 May Issue

Phil Rowley·February 17, 2014

by Phil Rowley. Originally published in the 2014 May issue of BC Outdoors magazine.It is probably safe to say that when targeting trout with chironomid larva or pupa patterns most stillwater fly-fishers focus their effort in shallow water less than 15-feet deep. For many, a floating line, leader and a...