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Sage Approach

BC Outdoors Magazine Team·July 11, 2013

Sage’s entry level rod, the Approach, is loaded with features you don’t always see at this price point. Constructed in Washington State, USA–like the rest of the Sage line–the Approach features a medium/fast-action and a higher modulus graphite than in any of their previous entry level rods. The Oyster Shell...

At 110 kilometres long, François Lake is the second longest, naturally occurring lake entirely within British Columbia.

Trolling for Lake Trout on Francois Lake

Raeanne O’Meara·September 21, 2020

At 110 kilometres long, Francois Lake is the second longest, naturally occurring lake entirely within British Columbia. With depths plummeting...

The classic golden brown colour and the red slash under the jaw make cutthroat trout easy to identify. Photo by Chase White.

Stream of Gold

Brennan Lund·September 14, 2021

Fly fishing for westslope cutthroat trout in the East Kootenays of British Columbia should be on every angler’s bucket list....

First Hour Fish

Michaela Ludwig·June 18, 2023

We cruised down the channel with the lingering sun low along the horizon. A plan was crafted along the way...

Update on Pinks

BC Outdoors Magazine Team·July 18, 2013

brought to you through Riverside Fly and Tackle July 18, 2013 by In the Howe Sound Effective Friday, July 19, 2013 Daily Limit is four (4) per day! July 18, 2013 We’ve been seeing fish being caught at the mouth of the Capilano into Howe sound, Furry Creek and the Squamish River itself.

Illustration by Keith Milne and Gord Coulthart.

Ice Dog Rescue

Steve Hunter·August 18, 2022

Jupiter had seen better days. Another winter was behind him again though, thanks to the old quilt behind the woodstove...

West Coast Tenkara Techniques

Kristy V. Webster·July 22, 2020

Tenkara fishing has its beginnings as a centuries-old form of sustenance fishing, developed by the people on the high mountain...

River Navigation: Having Fun Safely

Darren Wagner·January 8, 2013

Many anglers have purchased pontoon boats or similar crafts to access unfished waters on increasingly crowded rivers. Anglers that have drifted down rivers in pontoons have experienced one of the most peaceful ways of travel, with unobstructed views of the beautiful landscape, snow-capped mountains, and soaring eagles, and the opportunity...

Fly-Tying: Gomphus

Phil Rowley·January 8, 2014

by Phil Rowley From his Fly Tying Column One of the best dragon nymph imitations is Jim Crawford’s Gomphus. Although technically not a Gomphus imitation, Gomphus or Gomphidae are most commonly found living in slow moving sections of rivers and streams, and there is no disputing this pattern’s success. The spun and...

Publication of Charges and Convictions – DFO

BC Outdoors Magazine Team·January 2, 2014

It's easy to think sometimes that "no one ever gets caught", but they do. Often, it's frustrating to see others breaking the rules and regulations and having the sense that nothing ever comes of it for them. The following link shows the opposite, a Wall of Shame if you will...

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