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go fish the canyon, way less people but still plenty of fish.

I'm up in the kootenays, so far a fantastic fall for mushrooms, especially pines. the season got saved by a solid few days rain in September.

some pines and honeys from the other day.

fantastic stuff, stud rainbow!

is this coastal picking? or up in Grand for/spruce county....looks amazing. Fin

great report! looks like a scaly chanterelle....bad eating. Fin

yes, harbor Island is a super safe place. at least it was 6 yrs ago. Fin

ya you're right about white chanterelles being stockier and more chunky. chanterelles also have the "string cheese" look when you peel little bits off.

not chanterelles unfortunately, not sure what they are. don't eat them!

look on the cottonwoods for oyster mushrooms, might be too late though. Fin

yup, amanita muscaria. really get you high, very high, but very sick. lots of folks make tinctures out of them.

ya those growing out of the tree look like honey mushrooms, they are pretty tasty. get a good id first though. the last is an earth star mushroom, they're super cool, I don't think edible though. Fin

nice work!

awesome.

next time grill em basted with a bit of oil and salt (get them a little crispy), then dip in some rice wine vinegar and soy......fantastic. Fin

anyone know anything or have any experience with bonefishing on those islands? gonna be there for 3 months this winter and wanna catch fish when the surf is flat. Fin

ya it's a suillus of some type. maybe Slippery Jack, or a tamarack jack. the pores are too big to be a true bolete. many of the suillus species are edible, but are not incredible. Fin

awesome

what sort of habitat/trees did you find the spring kings in? Fin

I use a type 6 sink line, let it sink to your desired depth, then strip it back. can be fast strips or slow, long or short. different lakes and times like different combinations of depth and retrieve. I like the tequila booby colours, but they all work. I also use a pretty short and stout...