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Steve Morrow
Steve grew up in southern British Columbia and has been fishing from a young age. Eventually he moved to the British Columbia interior to pursue an education in fish and wildlife management, journalism and environmental science. Over the last 15 seasons he has had the pleasure of working on rivers near his home like the Harrison and Fraser, on fabled trout streams like the Chilko and even in Patagonia. After a decade guiding on the Dean he now has the good fortune of working on the creeks of Haida Gwaii, up and down the coast of British Columbia and the Skeena region each fall with Epic Waters Angling.
Steve is an FFF certified two-handed casting instructor (THCI) and in his spare time he can be found slacking off on the banks of his favorite steelhead river the Thompson. Steve resides in Smithers, BC with his wife Dana.
He has been a part of Epic Waters Angling since the beginning and excited to move forward on all the future adventures!
Steve is an FFF certified two-handed casting instructor (THCI) and in his spare time he can be found slacking off on the banks of his favorite steelhead river the Thompson. Steve resides in Smithers, BC with his wife Dana.
He has been a part of Epic Waters Angling since the beginning and excited to move forward on all the future adventures!
Rediscovering that Newbie Feeling- Atlantic Salmon
Steve Morrow (the good photos are by Jimmie Pedersen!) FUMBLING MY WAY IN The fall steelhead season is our busiest time of year and theres not a lot of opportunity to get out personal fishing. When the perfect opportunity arrives,…
Quick Questions with Dave Page
Dave Page puts down the rod and waders to tie his favourite fly while giving us a brief bio. You know Dave from all things Babine, Frontier and of course Epic. Look for him soon chasing bows on the Columbia…
Traveling to Togiak
Flying from Anchorage is pure Alaskan concentrate. It’s that kind of aerial imagery that David Attenbourgh narrates. Blankets of mountains, countless ribbons of water, and the sparkling Pacific sprawling to the west. Tarns cling to alpine and ice chokes the…
Things to be Thankful for in 2020
What is there to be thankful for in this dumpster fire of a year? Not much and I’ve been dating papers 2021 for some time. I did however want a title you might read and if “Scarlett Johansson stuns with…
Coast to Clouds 2020
Skeena Fishtrap – Piggybacking on the success of the Columbia Fishtrap pilot, a similar project on the Skeena will be built by Lax Kw’alaams Fisheries, the Native Fish Society and the Wild Fish Conservancy (banner picture). Using nonintrusive enclosures…
Epic 2020 Christmas Gift Guide
Well from COVID closed borders to cancelled flights and low returns, the 2020 fishing season has hardly been a win in northern BC. The steelheader in your life has likely sat on the sidelines waiting for the coach to put…
Culture is the most Promising Path to Preservation
Even thirty years ago catch and release was not widely accepted practice. For so many the tradition of angling they grew up with ended in harvest. Tradition is stale, transfixed. Even today, jurisdictions tasked with protecting threatened stocks run up…
Explaining Steelhead Water in the very simplest terms
The question is constant. “What are you looking for?” For me it’s money, health, happiness, waders that don’t leak. Oh you mean when I’m looking for steelhead water! Well this quick clip is the easiest place to begin. Simple? Yes.…
Basecamp Staff Hike
With the disruption of the 2020 fall Steelhead season its been a challenge to keep everyone busy and active. A normal guide program leaves little time for anything else and requires full dedication to the schedule. It also gets you…
Techniques from a Liberal Guide for Talking Politics with Clients
So 3 anglers show up in your boat. Young, lots of Patagonia and a flat brim or two. They’re from Oregon and you know Portlands there – clear cut liberals. So you dip into your best bleeding heart material but…