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23rd Apr 2014
The time of year for all of us who love to fish White Lake has finally come!The lake has turned over and the fishing is heating up. The fishing is productive along the shoals using chironomids under i…
Read The Article14th Mar 2014
The Shuswap Lake is still on fire with some great Rainbow and Lake Trout being caught in the top 30` of water. The Shuswap Bucktail along with some of our other locally tied patterns are giving angler…
Read The Article4th Mar 2014
Well every year I have a moment really where I'm outside or looking out the window and get that itch. Its not the kind of itch one can get his wife to scratch. Its an itch that can only be scratched b…
Read The Article15th Jul 2013
Shuswap Lake:The big lake has been fishing fairly decent with some great rainbow being taken between 30'- 60' in depth. Apex, Lyman plugs, Brads Cut Plugs and Crocs are all great choices for this time…
Read The Article13th May 2013
Sheena and I got the chance to fish Gardom for a few hours after we closed the shop on Monday and we had a great time. I admittedly don't fish Gardom as often as I should considering the proximity to…
Read The Article20th Apr 2013
Sun, Sun and more Sun!I managed to slip out yesterday and enjoy a quiet day on Shuswap Lake. The sun was shining and it was quite comfortable out there in my little tin boat. I landed 2 fish and lost…
Read The Article19th Apr 2013
The Shuswap is still on fire and producing some great fish. I wrote last week about the "Tequila Sunrise" and this week it's all about the "Mallard Back Minnow" by local fly tying expert Les Robinson.…
Read The Article9th Apr 2013
Last year I was tying a few polar bear flies to use on Shuswap Lake when I asked Sheena to pick a colour combination of her very own so that I could make her a custom fly. She of course chose a peach…
Read The Article7th Apr 2013
The Shuswap has been producing a lot of great fish. Type 6 wet lines on your fly rod will work the best when you troll 1-1.3MPH. Stay along the shoals in 20'-50' of water and look for those fry to be…
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