As Brian and I floated the river, we thought we were somewhere else every run we fished, and floated thru was different than the last one. There were lots of pockets and pools, and runs that we thought would have fish in them. Some did some didn't but they were worth a try. It felt like we were in the middle of nowhere and we were wondering when the helicopter would come and pick us up. Well no helicopter came as luck would have it. That's ok!!.. We continued our quest to find more fish. We fished a few more spots before the pullout, and I hooked another bully in one spot that I thought it would be.. That was a good end to the day. We pulled out at the Ashlu Bridge and then went to get my car back up at 27mile. It was a long day but super fun... good times in the Squamish River wilderness...

N. S. F. G. C. Flyfishing Seminar..

Cliff Tang, the director at large for the North Shore Fish and Game Club, asked me to take part in a flyfishing seminar about still water flyfishing, and River Flyfishing. We discussed tactics, and strategy for lakes, and rivers. We displayed rods, reels, and lines and different types of flies that are used for the various types of fishing. Cliff had a few boxes of lake flies, and I had three of my spey rods, and various flies to show and also some lines.. The audience that we had wasn't to big about 30, people some of whom I knew from many years ago when I was a member of the club way back when.. There was a q and a where people could ask questions.. I talked about spey fishing, and my adventures out on the lakes and rivers of bc. It was a great experience to speak in front of a sort of large group of people. And Cliff was a great person to do that with, we played off one another very well and everything went perfect.. I thank my good buddy Cliff for the opportunity to take part. What fun!!..