Posts tagged 'Rivers'

False casting is used for three things: changing direction, lengthening line or...

Trout are cold blooded creatures, which means that water temperature controls their body temperature. When temperature rise...

In fishing, as in life, the little things make all the difference. For fly-anglers, the gap between success and

Walleye don’t begin appearing in abundance on Alberta rivers like the North Saskatchewan, Athabasca, Red Deer, Bow, South Saskatchewan and several of their larger tributaries until...

Getting to a productive angling position, especially when in a flowing water scenario, is an integral element to...

"You want to go fishing?" I ask, to which I receive a big show stopping "Yes," from two cheery and happy little voices; my daughter and son, Cedar and Fraser. We send the invite to Cedar’s playschool friend Rae, and her mom Danielle who also say "yes", and quickly, we have a crew together.

A fish reacts to what is presented, regardless of who is doing the presenting, be it a 4-year-old girl out of dad’s tin boat or a seasoned angler in a Lund Pro V. 

Trout rivers in many situations are can be as treacherous as they are gorgeous. And moving about in them can be a traumatic affair, especially if ...

Our prairie rivers come alive in fall, as all game fish seemingly go on a major feeding spree ahead of ...

Grasshopper patterns are one of my favourite ways to fly fish for trout ...