Well I don't know what I'm doing wrong this year but I have ****ed of the gods of the Bow Eiver somehow. I have a funny feeling I'm not the only one. I'm chalking up to the new flow of the river and the inaccesability of the deeper pools as the ice shelfs are scetchy at best. I'm really frustrated this year. Well at least the spots I can access will be great in the summer.
Well I don't know what I'm doing wrong this year but I have ****ed of the gods of the Bow Eiver somehow. I have a funny feeling I'm not the only one. I'm chalking up to the new flow of the river and the inaccesability of the deeper pools as the ice shelfs are scetchy at best. I'm really frustrated this year. Well at least the spots I can access will be great in the summer.
Full moon blues, sat on pine watched 40-50 pike ignore multiple sizes of multiple baits. Two weeks from now try again it be far more productive. Imo not your fault or the rivers.
It was kind of painful after the flood to head down to a favorite pool or run only to find the pool blown out and the run gone.
I think overall the condition of the river has improved, though changed, and I have seen more fish over all and some real crankers and several pb's post flood.
just gotta find some new spots which is super tough in the winter.
Had a few browns to hand today, 4 on line - 3 to hand. From 1-3:30 they were taking olive flashback hares ear in size 14. All fish were in 15"-17" range and looking healthy, found 'em in a deep slow pool. Tried fishing faster shallower parts but didn't find anything.
Just another crappy bow day
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