The Fraser River Panel met August 23, 2022, to receive an update on the migration of the Fraser Sockeye run...
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So many distinctly separate and rewarding factors separate fly-fishing from all other sports, especially the artistic or creative aspect of fly-tying. Little is as sweet as to create a fly and to have a fish take it or for others to catch fish it. Tying started for me at an...
The Grand features more weight distributed towards the front of the line to quickly load today’s faster-action fly rods. Rio’s Maxcast coating provides higher floatation and
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As seen in BC Outdoors Sport Fishing magazine May 2013 Buyers Guide...
by Linda Gabris
Originally published in “Cooking Rough” May 2011 issue of BC Outdoors magazine.
Now here’s a meal that makes the “100-Mile Diet” – the commitment to eating local food grown within 100 miles of home – very appealing. The idea is not new to me because I grew up eating food...
As fly fishers and tyers, we spend much of our effort attempting to match the hatch, using flies and presentation...
The One is Sage’s flagship all-water fly rod. Fast-action, a built-in sweet spot and superb casting accuracy are achieved with the help of Sage’s Konnetic technology. Fuji ceramic stripping guides, hard chrome snake guides and custom tapered, high-grade cork are matched with golden bronze anodized aluminum reel seats. You can...
The allure of being able to reel in a salmon over 40 pounds is what draws many fishing enthusiasts to...
Now that the Pinks are showing up it's time to look at the business end of things: locations and fly line selection. Around Vancouver we have two distinct pink salmon fisheries: one is beach fishing off local beach spots scattered along the North Vancouver coastline, stretching up through Howe Sound...
When it comes to incorporating natural materials such as pheasant tail or peacock, many tyers shy away, critical of these natural materials’ ability to survive the rigours of a busy day of fishing. Many tyers today, myself included, rely on synthetic-based patterns coated with layers of superglue, nail polish, UV...