Showing posts with label Nymphing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nymphing. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 20, 2016

Saturday Seminar - January 23

We are really excited to have John Nishi in to do this weeks seminar!

Polish/Czech Nymphing Techniques
 
John Nishi has extensive experience in competitive fly fishing, serving as a past captain of Canada’s team at the world championships as well as competing in professional tours. John will be showing us super efficient techniques for nymphing.
 
 All seminars start at 10:00 am and will end between 11:00 and noon. There is no charge and no pre-registration required. Simply drop by the shop and enjoy the seminar.

Wednesday, March 18, 2015

Saturday Seminar-March 21

This Saturday's seminar:

The World Of The Nymph

Kevin Peterson shows us everything there is to know about nymphing in this part of the world.
 
 
All seminars start at 10:00 am and will end between 11:00 and noon. There is no charge and no pre-registration required. Simply drop by the shop and enjoy the seminar.

Thursday, February 23, 2012

Bow River Update


 Woah, a fishing report...I know, it's been a while. And now that the weather is going down the tubes again, it could be a few days before you're motivated to get out there.. However, heres a report from tuesday.

Despite the hurricane winds, the fishing could be simply described as awesome. Water clarity was as much as you could ever ask for (probably as clear as it gets out there), and the fish were definitely in the feeding mood. The worm and Jimmy was the big ticket item. I tried a bunch of streamer fishing and wasn't able to get a fish on it, and then followed through with a nymph and found fish right away. I'd assume that with the cold water they're still not going to chase a streamer too much, but that could change with a few sunny warm days in a row. All of our fish were in the deeper chop, and we didn't find any in the skinnier bits at the top of the runs.

March is coming, and with that hopefully lots of fishing..either way, if it's above 0ยบ, get out there!

Brent

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Thursday, November 26, 2009

SATURDAY SEMINAR-NOVEMBER 28



WINTER FISHING - FLIES AND TECHNIQUES


Favourite patterns and techniques for fishing the Bow from November to March.


Presented by Brent Piche


All attendees will be entered in our weekly draw for a selection of winter nymphs and streamers.


Sunday, October 25, 2009

Sage 99


A pretty brown.

I was able to snag one of the new Sage 99 rods from our rep, and finally had a chance to get it out on the river.
When I first heard about a rod that was built primarily for nymphing, I was quite skeptical, and was wondering who would really want a rod like this?
Then I got to fish it. To put it very simply, it does exactly what they say it will do. It's an absolute gun with both overhead and spey casts, and keeps your flies apart from each other while casting, equaling a far more pleasant day with fewer tangles, and keeping your flies in the water.
To put it in context, I also fished a 5 weight Z-Axis today, and managed 3 tangles in 3 hours, while when i was using the 99, not one.

It's a very pretty rod, similar in looks to the XP, and with the extra length makes mending a joke.

What really astounded me more then anything else, was it's ability while roll casting (and single hand spey casting). The ability to roll cast an easy 60-70 feet or a whole lot further, keeping two flies and an indicator apart is something beyond belief, until you try it yourself.
This rod could very well become your primary Bow River Rod, it is simply that good.

We'll have the rods in stock by the first week of November, and are on our online site.

Wednesday, October 21, 2009

Sage 99

Brent has got his hands on the new Sage 99 in a 6 weight and will put it through the paces and give you a review of this brand new rod.

They are seriously pretty, and definitely feel that they will deliver what is promised.