December 24 - 10 AM to 2 PM
December 25 - CLOSED
December 26- CLOSED
December 31- CLOSED
January 1 - CLOSED
All other regular hours in effect for the shop. Merry Christmas to all of our great customers!
Wednesday, December 13, 2017
Wednesday, October 18, 2017
Chicones' Crusher Legs
Looking for some of the most brilliant colours for your salt, Steelhead, and Trout patterns? Check out the Chicones Crusher Legs. Available in micro, regular, or wide.
Friday, October 13, 2017
Thursday, October 12, 2017
New Toys!
Ran across these, tried one out, liked it, and now have them in the shop.
The Fly Badge from Umpqua Feather Merchants
Micro Slit Foam and magnetic Panel, attached to vest/pack with either caribeener, Pins, or supplied Velcro Panels. Check 'em out.
The Fly Badge from Umpqua Feather Merchants
Micro Slit Foam and magnetic Panel, attached to vest/pack with either caribeener, Pins, or supplied Velcro Panels. Check 'em out.
Tuesday, October 10, 2017
Getting Ready For Saltwater?
It's getting to be that time of year....time to head off for some warmer places to do some flats fishing.
We have a super smoking deal package for you!
Orvis Recon 910-4 9' 10 weight, 4 piece, Waterworks Lamson Special Edition Speedster 3.5HD reel, your choice of a WF10F salt or fresh water fly line, and gel spun backing.
$849.95
Regular price on this package would be $1220.
Stop by or give us a call if you want to take advantage of a great deal on a new setup for Permit? Tarpon? Snook? Jacks? etc.
Friday, October 6, 2017
Happy Thanksgiving Weekend
From all of us here at CP, we wish you a happy and safe Thanksgiving weekend.
The shop will be open 10 AM to 5 PM on Saturday and then closed Sunday and Monday. We'll be back at it Tuesday morning.
Friday, September 29, 2017
January Special at The Palometa Club
Book 5 Guests & the 6th Comes for Free!
Or
20% Discount off Published Rates
Or
20% Discount off Published Rates
This promotion is based on shared room / guides and is applicable for the weeks of
January 5-12 & January 12-19.
Far too many anglers are missing out on the awesome fishing that can happen in
Far too many anglers are missing out on the awesome fishing that can happen in
January! Ascension Bay is a ghost town with most lodges and guides, and we have
had some of our BEST fishing of the season in January the last several years
(other than El Nino in 2016). As a rule of thumb, you don’t often see the larger
schools of permit like you do later in the spring and summer, but you do get
your shots at solitary fish and smaller groups that are completely unpressured
and happy to eat the fly. We also see and catch some of the largest permit of
the season in January and February. Yes, there might be concerns about drawing
the short straw with a cold front, but these events usually don’t last long, and
odds are that the vast majority of January sees very mild temperatures and our
typical southeasterly trade winds. The lack of activity on the Bay, the opportunities
for the big boys, and limitless chances for bonefish, baby tarpon, and the best
Snook fishing of the year make
January very appealing. Now is a chance to jump on board at a discounted rate!
Contact us at (403)271-1016 or info@countrypleasures.com for more info
Contact us at (403)271-1016 or info@countrypleasures.com for more info
Thursday, September 21, 2017
Fishing Reports-September 21
Bow
River Report –September 21, 2017
The weather in the last couple days has
brought the BWOs on big time and there’s fish eating them!
A mid-afternoon text from a guide on
Wednesday says “Most heads I’ve seen since the flood”.
There is also a lot of October Caddis
kicking around so a big bug will work as well. Don’t be afraid to twitch and
skate them a little.
As for the streamer and nymph fishing. other
than a little dropper action using boatman type stuff under the big caddis, who
cares! There’s rising fish and foam bug action out there people.
More and more Boatmen kicking around as
well.
Hatches:
October Caddis, BWO’s, Water Boatmen
Dry Flies: Trina’s October Caddis, Smoke Jumper-BWO #18,
CDC Winged Emerger-BWO #18,
Parachute Adams #20
Tung Dart-Black
Streamers:
Skiddish Smolt, Kreelex Minnow, Bow River Bugger,
Clouser Minnow
Crowsnest
River Report – September 21, 2017
Low and clear. With this cooler weather one
should expect some stellar BWO and Boatman fishing.
DO NOT PARK ON THE GRASS OR DITCHES!
Hatches: Hoppers, Ants, BWO’s
Dries: Smoke
Jumper-BWO, CDC Winged Emerger-BWO,
Quigleys Flag Ant, Point Guard Hopper
Streamers: Silvey’s Sculpin Leech-Blk/Olv/Wht., Circus Peanut.
High Country River Report – September 21, 2017
The forestry closure south of Hwy #532 was
lifted a couple days ago so you can now go back into the Livingston and Upper
Oldman. There are still closures in Waterton Park and the South Castle.
Please
check the notice at http://srd.web.alberta.ca/calgary-area-update
for map and closure details.
As for a fishing report, no one has been up
there since September 4 so stay tuned.
Hatches:
Terrestrials, BWO’s
Dries: Parachute
Adams, Point Guard Hopper,
Quigleys Flag Ant
Nymphs: B/H Prince Nymph,
Tung Stud, Tung Dart
Streamers: Ice Pick-Tan/Pearl,
Silveys Sculpin Leech-White
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