Please read the briefing note prepared by a broad group of concerned southern Vancouver Island citizens with the aim of...
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Protecting British Columbia’s fish, wildlife and natural spaces is everyone’s responsibility. While most hunters and anglers follow the rules, poaching...
A gentle mist blanketed the campsite as we crawled out of our bed in the wee hours of the morning....
Roderick Haig-Brown, one of the most praised and respected fly-anglers, not only as an active angler in his time but as a legend in ours, had a very solid belief as to how an angler should carry himself and he led unwaveringly by that example. As a self-proclaimed disciple of...
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...
This Fishery Notice supersedes FN0251 to announce an increase to daily limit for halibut measuring under 90 cm in length....
Deb Paskall is both an accomplished fly fisher and tyer. Together with her husband, Randy, they pursue a wide variety...
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Trout are popular with fly fishers due in part to their habit of eating small prey. As a result, they must...
The microtextured surface of the Sharkskin line traps
air to provide superior shootability and floatation while vastly reducing friction. This line sits higher
on the water than conventional lines offering less
drag, easier mending and pick-up. $100* SEE YOUR LOCAL RETAILER FOR CURRENT CANADIAN PRICING
As seen in BC Outdoors Sport Fishing magazine May...