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Stillwater Patterns / Hooks for Chironomids
« on: February 05, 2017, 06:11:34 AM »
Just wondering, I have a mess of TMC 2302 #12 hooks. Are they considered strong enough. What do most chironomids fishers recommend?
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Stillwater Patterns / Lake controler ???
« on: January 16, 2017, 11:43:21 AM »
We are holding the Canadian National championships here in Roblin the first week of June this year. I am in charge of lake controllers and would like a job description so that when I approach people to help out, I know how the answers to any questions they may have.
Thanks!!!
Thanks!!!
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Casual Conversations and Discussions / 10 wt sinking line???
« on: March 29, 2016, 05:30:16 PM »
Looking at the slim options for a 10 wt sinking fly line. Thinking a Rio Deep 7 but doesn't look like it comes in a 10 wt.
Will be used mostly for lake trout. Any suggestions?
Will be used mostly for lake trout. Any suggestions?
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Stillwater Fly Fishing / SA's Mastery Anadro????
« on: March 28, 2016, 08:11:01 AM »
Has anyone tried this line? I'm considering it for pike. Will use a number of different flies from large to medium and streamers to popper type. |At present I'm using a Rio Clouser in a 10 wt and have not been disappointed.
Any suggestions.
Any suggestions.
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Fly Fishing Competitions and Events / BUG CHUCKER CUP
« on: March 17, 2016, 05:43:01 PM »
Bug chucker Cup Stillwater fly fishing tournament goes this coming May.
Dates May 26, 27 & 28
Location Roblin, Manitoba
Eligible Species Rainbows, Browns, Brookies and Tigers
Entry fee $50 for individual, $100 for team of two
We had 24 two person teams last year and are hoping for as many for this years competition.
Entries should be in by mid May to ensure a spot.
Lakes were fishing great last Fall and with the snow cover we have water levels should be great come ice off.
Tournament is a great opportunity to mingle with other fly fishers and to catch some trophy size trout. A 28 inch Tiger was caught last year.
Be great to see you here in Manitoba to enjoy our super fishing!!
For more info and downloadable entry form visit www.bugchuckercup.com
Dates May 26, 27 & 28
Location Roblin, Manitoba
Eligible Species Rainbows, Browns, Brookies and Tigers
Entry fee $50 for individual, $100 for team of two
We had 24 two person teams last year and are hoping for as many for this years competition.
Entries should be in by mid May to ensure a spot.
Lakes were fishing great last Fall and with the snow cover we have water levels should be great come ice off.
Tournament is a great opportunity to mingle with other fly fishers and to catch some trophy size trout. A 28 inch Tiger was caught last year.
Be great to see you here in Manitoba to enjoy our super fishing!!
For more info and downloadable entry form visit www.bugchuckercup.com
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Introductions and Greetings / Intro from Manitoba Parkland
« on: June 04, 2013, 07:21:30 AM »
Good morning, everyone! My name is Bill Pollock, I live in Roblin, Manitoba
, where I have resided for the past 35 years. I began fly fishing in about 72 and dabbled in it for a few years. After purchasing my first donut type tube, I experienced a new found favourite way to fish. Since then, I have chased trout, smallmouth bass, pike, etc. here in Manitoba and into Alberta, BC, Montana and Washington. I do most of my fishing here in the Parkland of Manitoba as we have a large variety of species within an hours drive of my home. I have graduated to a pontoon boat equipped with most of the necessary items to keep a 70 plus year old comfortable and entertained.
I am a co-chair of the Bug Chucker Cup Stillwater Fly fishing Tournament here in Roblin, Manitoba. I have been fortunate to meet many fly fishers from both Canada and the US while fishing here in the Parkland.
I want to wish each and everyone a super Summer of fishing, whether the catching is good or not.
, where I have resided for the past 35 years. I began fly fishing in about 72 and dabbled in it for a few years. After purchasing my first donut type tube, I experienced a new found favourite way to fish. Since then, I have chased trout, smallmouth bass, pike, etc. here in Manitoba and into Alberta, BC, Montana and Washington. I do most of my fishing here in the Parkland of Manitoba as we have a large variety of species within an hours drive of my home. I have graduated to a pontoon boat equipped with most of the necessary items to keep a 70 plus year old comfortable and entertained.
I am a co-chair of the Bug Chucker Cup Stillwater Fly fishing Tournament here in Roblin, Manitoba. I have been fortunate to meet many fly fishers from both Canada and the US while fishing here in the Parkland.
I want to wish each and everyone a super Summer of fishing, whether the catching is good or not.
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