British Columbia. I rest my case.

Thanks for that - have a bunch of wet flies that I’ve never fished but will now put to work! Excellent thread!

Nice fish Mike! So that’s why you weren’t on air today!

Proud of our Prime Minister today.

What a great run Finland is on and because it’s not going to be Canada :( I’m on Team Finland!! They are up 2-1 over the US near the end of the second in the Gold Medal game. Go Finland!

Very helpful and awe inspiring. Thanks for posting.

Boat looks beautiful!

What a sad picture to see. Fished out of here a lot - Telegraph Cove near the northern end of Vancouver Island - and our daughter used to work in the restaurant while going to school. Thinking of Gordie and the whole Telegraph Cove Crew.

That is a pretty cool history ~ thanks for sharing!

Indeed.

With that line she just backed up the bus and ran over him again!

Thanks for posting!!

Quote continued :) "On their backs were vermiculate patterns that were maps of the world in its becoming. Maps and mazes. Of a thing which could not be put back. Not be made right again. In the deep glens where they lived all things were older than man and they hummed of mystery.”

I love that river too. This was 2001 and a very good friends first fish on a fly. Went back this summer and it unfortunately has been discovered :(

No privacy from Peaking Buck here. Looking into our bathroom!

... After many perfect drifts over him with a variety of flys I handed my rod to the guide and he continued to work his way through his tackle box. Nada.

It was a beautiful afternoon, great day on a great river -action but that fish is the only one that lives in my memory. Thanks for asking :)

I cannot forget an uncatchable Brown with the shoulders of a linebacker that neither I or my guide could entice to into a take. It was on on the Bow River in Alberta.

The fish was rising frequently feeding on emergers just below the surface ....