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Month February 2016
IT’S IN THE AIR
It is the 5th of September and we have a cold front moving through Seattle with a bit of rain. It feels like fall. Yesterday when there were a few hours of sunshine making its way through the trees, I…
The dangers of fishing, no really
Every so often in the fishing game, you are going to end up in some horrible and dangerous situations. Usually it is due to a bad decision somewhere along the way. Charging through water that manute bol couldn’t wade, rafting…
STICK ‘EM UP!
I have chosen to never take up golf. I know I would like it and I don’t need any other activity to take away my limited time on the river. My hat goes off to those who can combine golf…
Simply good product at a good price
Have you ever wanted to take a trip doing something new? If it’s your first time doing something you are often inclined to buy cheap gear as you have no certainty on how many times you will use it. In…
When things go from bad to WORSE.
Every so often in the fishing game, you are going to end up in some horrible and dangerous situations. Usually it is due to a bad decision somewhere along the way. Charging through water that manute bol couldn’t wade, rafting…
HITCHIN’ A RIDE
I was lucky enough to be one of the first fly fishers in Los Roques, Venezuela. There were no guides ; only local fishermen who would take us out to fish for raton (bonefish). I was with a video production…
BC’s best little secret, The Cable Cookhouse.
My love for BC spey fishing started in Port Hardy on Vancouver Island many years ago. This is why my road trip had me leaving the Skeena watershed to be among the great North Island rivers of my past. I…
THE DAY THE TRUCK SUNK AND THE BOAT BURNT
I guess if you fish long enough some pretty strange adventures await. One of my favorite saltwater bonefish areas for wade-fishing is Christmas Island in the Pacific about a 1000 miles south of Hawaii. I have been there a few…
Fishing BC? here are the Cana-dos and the Cana-don’ts
If you have finally saved enough money for the insanely expensive BC angling licenses, and the steelhead season up-charge for rental cars or fishing guides, you should bone up on the “Canadian” ways. To start you will want to load…
Epic in Movember
Mid-October While having coffee at the Packing House in Spences Bridge I said to my friends, ” Once I land my Thompson fish I’m leaving.” They jokingly replied, “You could be here for ten days or more,” as they looked…