Showing posts with label Bow River Troutfitters Fly Shop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bow River Troutfitters Fly Shop. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 28, 2015

Tying the Klinkhamer at Bow River Troutfitters

Photo, © Bow River Shuttles
Tying the Klinkhamer at Bow River Troutfitters

An mid-day seminar on how to ty the original Klinkhamer dry fly and exactly which materials to use, by the originator of the pattern: Hans van Klinken


Photo, © Bow River Shuttles
Photo, © Bow River Shuttles
Photo, © Bow River Shuttles

Wednesday, May 28, 2014

Spey Casting with Loop Pro-Staffer Max Robinson - Frid/Sat/Sun May 30/31 & June 01

Photo, courtesy Paula Shearer
"As the newest and only Loop Dealer for Calgary, we have teamed up with Max Robinson to offer a weekend of Spey Casting Lessons." - Bow River Troutfitters

More info here: http://bit.ly/1mHy2Em

Monday, May 19, 2014

Photo Contest from Bow River Troutfitters (Calgary)


Bow River Troutfitters have set up a photo contest that gives you the chance to win some great fly fishing gear! Simply upload your favourite fly fishing related photo using the link below and get your friends to vote for you to win!

Click this link: http://on.fb.me/1nZgtlN

Monday, August 13, 2012

Bow River Fishing Report - Courtesy Bow River Troutfitters

Photo, courtesy K Snarr/Bow River Troutfitters

"The fishing over the past 2 weeks has been stellar. Flows are coming down and the vis is now around 4-5 ft.

Fish are tight to the banks and are very aggressive. PMD’s has been hatching steadily in the afternoons and strong caddis hatches in the evenings. Fish have been looking up for dries!

Occasionally foam flies such as stone and hopper pattens have also produced a few fish! Dead drifted flies such as nymph rigs have not been as effective but are still catching fish.

The flows and visibility has been ideal for streamer fishing. Fast moving flies that move a lot of water have been the ticket. During the sunny parts of the day, brown, brown/yellow, yellow, white streamers have been moving a lot of fish. In the evenings and darkness, black streamers. Flies that are big and move a lot of water are producing the larger fish."

- Posted August 11, 2012 by K Snarr on Bow River Troutfitters Blog