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Fishing in British Columbia => Fly Fishing Cafe => Topic started by: mistermongz on September 04, 2010, 09:28:12 PM

Title: New Fly Fisher
Post by: mistermongz on September 04, 2010, 09:28:12 PM
hey guys newbie to fly fishing and i have recently bought my self a 5/6 wt fly rod and reel combo and i am wanting to go do some fly fishing...i guess my question is where is a good place to go within 2 hrs drive from richmond where i can get into some fish and what flies would work....i am not asking for specific spots as i would be scouting around my self thanks in advance
Title: Re: New Fly Fisher
Post by: Rp3Flyfisher on September 04, 2010, 09:36:59 PM
Do you have a boat, Float tube, Pontoon????

If so, try;

Lafarge lake
Mill Lake
Lake of the woods (Hope)
Silver Lake (Hope)


For flies Try;

Black/Red Micro Leechs
Spratleys
Carys
Pumpkinheads
Wooly Buggers

Rick


Title: Re: New Fly Fisher
Post by: mistermongz on September 04, 2010, 09:55:00 PM
ya sorry forgot to mention i dont have access to a float tube or boat or anything like that...i will mostlikely be wading thru.....
Title: Re: New Fly Fisher
Post by: fishgutz63 on September 05, 2010, 11:27:47 AM
welcome to the feather chuckin side ya'll be hooked on it .  its very very addictive.lol  ;D  8)
Title: Re: New Fly Fisher
Post by: jimmywits on September 05, 2010, 03:28:45 PM
ya sorry forgot to mention i dont have access to a float tube or boat or anything like that...i will mostlikely be wading thru.....
Float tubes can be purchased nowadays very inexpensively as can neoprene's. It really is desirable to be able to get out on the water away from the crowds and noise, especially if your fly casting.Your chances of getting into fish if you are mobile are much greater. Go see the boy's at Langley Army and Navy for excellent prices and selection and help. tight lines
Title: Re: New Fly Fisher
Post by: mistermongz on September 06, 2010, 07:28:23 AM
thanks for the input i will definately try those places and patterns...and yeah i should invest in some sort of a float tube or a pontoon...thanks
Title: Re: New Fly Fisher
Post by: Snapperhead on September 12, 2010, 11:19:22 AM
Good casting docks at Alta Lake here in Whistler. With the new highway 99 up to Whistler its under two hours from Richmond. Big cutthroat/with rainbows and easy access.
 ** C & R  single barbless in this lake**  worth the trip and if you do come I'll meet you for a casting lesson/tips etc..

Dave
Title: Re: New Fly Fisher
Post by: mistermongz on September 14, 2010, 11:10:29 PM
Good casting docks at Alta Lake here in Whistler. With the new highway 99 up to Whistler its under two hours from Richmond. Big cutthroat/with rainbows and easy access.
 ** C & R  single barbless in this lake**  worth the trip and if you do come I'll meet you for a casting lesson/tips etc..

Dave

hey sounds likea plan, what season are these trout good to catch is it any time of the year? i use to live out in whistler but didnt fish then. wish i did though.