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This summer I'll be hiking in the Canadian Rockies and will bring a fly rod along incase the opportunity to fly fish arises, most likely in the Bow River drainage. Any recommendations for favorite flies for these waters? I prefer to fish dry flies if conditions permit.
Question by Sourdough Dave. Uploaded on March 23, 2013
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Elk hair cadiss and yellow bellied humpy are two of my favorites in that country. Take along a couple of nymphs (black prince and hare's ear) for the heck of it. If they're not biting at surface bugs at least you have a plan B.
Parachute adams and royal coachman are also good old standby, especially for turbulent water. More visible.
River, or lakes, what month in the Summer?
Worthless posts if you can't even respond to your own post in question. Happens why too often on these mindless question segments.
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Elk hair cadiss and yellow bellied humpy are two of my favorites in that country. Take along a couple of nymphs (black prince and hare's ear) for the heck of it. If they're not biting at surface bugs at least you have a plan B.
Parachute adams and royal coachman are also good old standby, especially for turbulent water. More visible.
River, or lakes, what month in the Summer?
Worthless posts if you can't even respond to your own post in question. Happens why too often on these mindless question segments.
Post an Answer