don't have a clue

thanks very much I'll post pictures of all the fish I catch. Neil

has anyone been to the red deer lately just wondering if it is ice free planing a trip next week

Good report from the Freeman, Swan Hills sure is a small town isn't it> Neil

I have to ask where is the water going? I have been in different parts of the Provence where the water level is not down. Are the oil companies pumping down wells? It seems to me that we had lots of rain this year>

Thanks for the input I would have loved to have caught some of those big ones you talk about. Also almost all hookups were in the upper lip indication that they do indeed hit on the way down. neil

I had the opportunity to fish the Freeman River this past week end for Grayling. I had never caught a Grayling before and was very excited to give it a go. I stayed at the campsite where highway 32 crosses the river. The fishing was fantastic, there were a few things that I learned that I had not read about relating to fishing for Grayling. Fist is that all the fish that I caught were in relatively slow moving water, second you have to set the hook immediately just like with Brown trout, third don’t let your leader get ahead of your fly on the drift. All fish were caught on #18 little black parachute fly I’m not sure what it was called. The fish were all around the 10” to 12” size and I landed over 50. A great weekend all around. Neil

I find that when I post things on this site I seldom get any response. It seems that there is a select group of people who communicate with each other but not with others. I would suggest that it is only people who go to the club meetings that talk to each other. I on the other hand work until 9 every night and can’t come to meetings but still enjoy the camaraderie of my online people with similar interests. have a great day...Neil

What a great story thanks for the post I wish there were more like it. don't worry about the spelling but if you do just type in Word of whatever and copy and paste into forum. thanks for making me smile... Neil

The Blackstone was a wash out. It rained almost nonstop for two days and the river high and brown. I ended up driving back to town and getting my boat to head to Dolberg lake. Dolberg was slow but it was fishing.

thanks for the info

sure hope this rain doesn't blow out the river

I am off to the Blackstone to try and reproduce the great results I had last time. Will be staying by the bridge in little trailer and blue dakota Thurs Fri and Sat nights. Stop and say hi if you are in the area. I'll take my camera this time and try and get some pictures of those 22 inch cuts. Neil

Just back from a trip to Scotland to catch the open and a few Grilse on the Tweed. Golf was great fishing was better. Neil

The biggest Cuts the most Bulls ever than you Blackstone!