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echo TR 4wt, love it.

in bc, all the triploids are female. no sure if it's the same down there or not. https://www.gofishbc.com/news/about-us/why-we-stock-triploid-and-all-female-trout/#:~:text=Sterilization%20(i.e.%20triploidy)%20manifests%20itself,%2C%20and%20no%20behavioral%20changes). Fin

up in the alpine Fin

great book. Fin

beauty westslope

a beautiful jan 1st fish

As someone who lives in the Kootenays (bc) with a reasonably robust population of grizzly bears...it's a pretty nice thing to have. An intact ecosystem with wolves, grizz, cougars, etc is even better. I guess I don't understand why anyone wouldn't want that. To just give up and say it's over...

I've done well with a type 6 and a chartreuse streamer, slow retrieve. Fin

beauty looking day! Fin

careful, some of those look like scaly chanterelles...the others look lovely and the fish ain't bad looking! Fin

thanks for the heads up fin

I'm up here, just out in the koots. fin

look for the shoals to find the fish. if sight fishing use long leaders. regular fare will work, micro leeches, deer hair gomphus full sink), mayfly nymphs, halfbacks, etc. the main game though is deep water chironomids, look for the group of boats. Fin

yup, there's still options, just gotta be a bit more creative about where...good luck. Fin

Heads up, there's been a lot of winter kill in the Kamloops area lakes. Fin

backwater boats are great. easy to stand, light to move around, and indestructible. I've had mine for 13 yrs... still solid. fin

got this guy yesterday swinging...beauty fish to start the new year. fin

by the way. how did those black trumpets taste? I've always wanted to find some. fin

yup, they have king boletes, chanterelles (different type though), birch boletes (like in the photo), and many more. they have more diversity while on the west coast they have higher numbers (pines, chanties, morels, etc). any king boletes found? I found a bunch in Nova Scotia but never in BC...

still lots of chanterelles getting picked on the coast fin