Recounting our favorite blogs from over the years!
Originally published in 2014. Since I was 10 years old there has not been one time in my life when wild fish stocks did not need our help wherever I was fishing. I grew up fishing in the Catskill mountain streams during probably the worst climate for native fish in the history of the region. […]
Vdubs is one of the original members of the Frontier team. He was an integral part of setting up the lodge platform and turning a plan into action. Mike and I started working together in 1998 at Mackenzie Trail Lodge which was once the biggest freshwater operations in the province. In this Podcast, Stevie Morrow
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Throwback article Not too many holidays land smack in the middle of prime fishing weeks, but the biggest one of note is Canadian Thanksgiving. It is here this weekend, and if you live up north you are either hunting or fishing with your time off. Many of our fantastic American guests are quite curious about […]
As the sport of fly-fishing grows in popularity the technology used to get out has progressed as well. Access to small rafts is cheaper and easier than ever allowing people to get out and go for floats. This means covering more water and being able to access sections of the river that might otherwise be […]
When we created this video, no one had ever heard the words Coronavirus or Covid-19. However, after what we have gone through the past 6 months it seems to ring true in a far more important way. We promote places that have unique, spey oriented fisheries in beautiful wilderness settings. We try to match that […]
When you think of tough winter steelheading you think of high or low water, cold water, no water, snow, ice and freezing temps. Unfortunately for us we saw all of these at one point or another this season. As our guest Mark Bale pointed out, “there’s a lot of ways to get beat in this […]
Although some of our runs here in haida Gwaii are big wide open gravel bars akin to the Bulkley or Morice with enough room to carelessly fling flies in any direction, others are quite opposite. With grabby trees above your head, and looming over soft bouldery buckets, each cast we make has to be well […]
Apologies to the Nickleback comment but here I delve into the beer scene of 2014. Things have changed a lot but this all seems to hold true. If you are coming to BC to swing flies for winter or summer steelhead, or trying your luck for king salmon on the fly there is one very […]