2019 Fishing Season Review

 Here in Alberta our 2019 open water season has come to a close. The following is a photo blog of what was a very wet but still successful fishing season. Can't wait to see what the 2020 season will bring, tight lines!

Learn To Fish Day In Fort Sask.

Casting Practice

First Pike On The Fly For 2019

First Ever Fish!!

Practicing His Wrap Game 

First Walleye On The Fly For 2019
Fly Tying Sessions 2019...









First Fly Fishing Trip Of 2019...May 2019

Swan Lake

Old Eyes Need A Better Look






Summer Kick Off Trip 2019...

Alberta Gold

Brown Butter


Last Fly Fishing Trip Of The Season...September 2019

Grey & Rain - Still Productive

River Camo?

Terrible Views

The Hunt Is Real

Sweet Success

Gearing Up!

Size 18 BWO Hatch 

Last Two Fish Of 2019, Great Way To End With A Double Header In The Sun Just Before The Snow Flew!



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