1. What Folks Are Saying...
2. Countdown to Canadian Premiere of CONNECT
- 25 days
3. Fly Tyers - Showcase Your Creations!
4. Last Minute Christmas Gifts for Fly Fishers
5. Western Canadian Fly Fishing Exposition 2012
6. Back Cast Fly Fishing Film Festival 2012
7. Need a Shuttle? It's as Easy as 1, 2, 3...4!
8. Bow River Drift Boat Rentals
9. Looking Back Along the Bow River - 2011 Season
10. Babble, Prattle and Other Important News!
11. TUC Bow River Chapter: Fall Splash 2011
- A Look Back
12. TUC Bow River Chapter: "Social Nights" - Ideas?
13. Fly Fishing & Alberta Blogs - New
14. Fly Fishing & Online Magazines - New
15. Fly Fishing Should Be Less Manly
16. Fly Fishing & Clubs/Groups
17. Fly Fishing & Seminars 2012
18. Fly Fishing & Fly Tying/Rod Building 2012
19. Environmental/Conservation Concerns
20. Drift Boats For Sale (1 new offering)
21. Share
22. Subscribe
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"The Stimulator has become an important resource for southern Alberta fly fishers..."
- Jim McLennan, Fly Fish Canada Magazine, Aug 2007
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"It has become much easier to keep tabs on the Bow through the...weekly e-mail
reports of Michelle Magotiaux of Bow River Shuttles".
- Bob Scammell, Calgary Herald, Sept 2004
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1. What folks are saying...
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About Our Shuttle Service:
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"I have used BRS many times, and although they are a bit pricey in my books, with that said, they do a wonderful job at promoting fly fishing, giving back to the industry, and have always been very professional, courteous, and dependable." - cgy (posted on Fly Fish Calgary)
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"Nothing is getting any cheaper.. worth every penny IMO especially split 3 ways. I drive enough during the week. All I want to do is get on the water!
plus I like the candy's Michelle leaves with the receipt!" - Simpson (posted on Fly Fish Calgary)
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"Werthers a way, there's a shuttle!!" - cgy (posted on Fly Fish Calgary)
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NOTE: The comments above appeared in a thread which discussed the pricing, the benefits and the value of using a shuttle service.
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2. Countdown to Canadian Premiere of CONNECT
- 25 days
Clockwise from top left: Africa, Yukon, Cuba, Japan, Yellowstone, Maine. Photos courtesy: Jim Klug, Producer, Confluence Films
We are counting down the days to the Canadian Premiere of 'CONNECT' on January 13th, 2012!
Each day, we are posting an exclusive Jim Klug (Producer, Confluence Films ) photo from 'The Making of CONNECT' on our social media sites - Bow River Shuttles Blog, Bow River Shuttles Facebook Page and Bow River Shuttles Twitter feed.
Check back daily to enjoy behind-the-scenes action from the six corners of the 'CONNECT' world: Africa, Alaska, Cuba, Japan, Maine and Yellowstone.
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Trailer - 'CONNECT' Pike fishing in Alaska
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3. Fly Tyers - Showcase Your Creations!
We would like to provide local fly tyers with an opportunity to show their skills to the Alberta fly fishing community.
To encourage that, we are setting up a "Fly of the Week" segment on our social media sites - Blog, Facebook Page and Twitter feed.
This offer is open to any interested tyer in Alberta.
At the end of this project, we will donate the collection of flies to the TUC-Bow River Chapter "Fall Splash" for their Silent Auction.
Please contact me at michelle@bowrivershuttles.com if you would like to participate.
Props to MIKE MAILEY, Shop Manager, SouthBow Fly & Tackle, for suggesting the idea! Thanks Mike!
Here is how you can participate:
Required:
- Recipe
- Tying Instructions
- Photo
- The finished fly
- drop off in my mailbox,
- or at your favourite fly shop
Optional: - Series of photos, showing the different steps
- Video of you creating the fly
- Load to YouTube and we will link to it (it's easy to set up a YouTube account)
- Or drop off USB stick in my mailbox or at your favourite fly shop.
- Fishing notes
- A photo of yourself. Portrait/head shot, or photo of you tying or fly fishing.
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4. Last Minute Christmas Gifts for Fly Fishers
(a) A Gift that gives twice
Tickets to the Canadian Premiere of CONNECT Jan 13 2012. Net proceeds to Project Healing Waters Fly Fishing Canada.
So, your gift of movie tickets actually gives twice.
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Trailer - 'CONNECT' Tiger Fishing in Tanzania
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Order CONNECT tickets here
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(b) The Gift of music
Jim McLennan's CD - Six String Gumbo. A preeminent fingerstyle guitarist, Jim's music runs from original compositions to arrangements of swing tunes, ragtime and blues.
Jim's CD was on a very short rotation of discs in my Bow River Shuttles van all season long. I enjoy it every time it comes up!
Order Six String Gumbo here
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What about for the fly fisher who truly has 'everything'? OK... OK... I realize such a fly fisher may not exist. But just in case...
(c) A Gift that keeps on giving and giving...
Empower people around the globe with a $25 loan. This is a gift that truly has the potential to keep on giving and giving and giving.
That's because once the load is paid back, you get to make another loan.
Michelle says: "I've donated to Kiva. That initial donation works... again... and again..."
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FRONTLINE/World | Kiva | PBS
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(d) Don't Gift Bland: Gift Different
U can make a difference; A Canadian initiative
In this case, you can make a donation in the name of your fly fisher, and an e-card will be sent.
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U:Powered | R YOU IN ?
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5. Western Canadian Fly Fishing Exposition 2012
Michelle chatting with shuttle client at WCFF Expo 2011
Photo: Copyright Bow River Shuttles 2011
This will be my "10th Annual Appearance" at this popular event for the fly fishing community. There will be lots to see and do for both children and adults.
A Kids area with lots of activities, plus presentation theatres, casting ponds, and of course, many exhibitors, including me - Bow River Shuttles.
Be there or be square.
January 27th to 29th, 2012
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6. Back Cast Fly Fishing Film Festival 2012
I am excited to announce that the 5th Annual Back Cast Fly Fishing Film Festival will take place on Saturday February 25, 2012.
This event will be an awareness raiser and fundraiser for Project Healing Waters Fly Fishing Canada. Net proceeds will be donated to PHWFFC.
As in past years, festival goers will be treated to a number of full length films from some of the best fly fishing film producers on the planet.
You'll meet interesting people from the world of fly fishing and travel to exotic locations! Plan now to be there!!
Doors open @ 12:00 noon, Show @ 1:00 pm.
Doors open again @ 5:30 pm, Show @ 6:30 pm.
Different Films At Each Screening!
Stay tuned for more information!
Please keep an eye on my Back Cast Fly Fishing Film Festival Facebook Page.
Flashback to Back Cast FFFF 2011
Clockwise, from top left: Michelle Magotiaux, Bow River Shuttles (on right) with PHWFFC Director Walter Simbirski & wife Susan. Cardel Theatre lobby, taken just before 'doors open'. Kyle Snarr, Canadian Youth National Fly Fishing Team. PHWFFC Director Walter Simburski introducing PHWFFC. Film attendees entering Cardel Theatre. Kerry Pitt, President PHWFFC (left), PHWFFC Directors Paul Morrell & Walter Simbirski. All photos: Copyright Bow River Shuttles
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7. Need a Shuttle? It's as Easy as 1, 2, 3...4!
Do you want to get set up for shuttle service?
Here's all you need to do: 1. Complete our Consent/Waiver form 2. Photo copy your vehicle registration and proof of insurance (pink card) 3. Give us a spare vehicle key 4. Book your shuttle 7-9 pm the evening before your float For a copy of the Consent/Waiver form, please contact michelle@bowrivershuttles.com Advance Booking: We require ALL shuttle bookings to be done the evening before your float. Please call 7:00 - 9:00 pm. In addition, letting us know your put-in and take-out points is very important for us in planning the logistics for the next day. We do recognize that occasionally, fly fishing clients may not want to make their put-in/take-out decision until the morning. We will provide flexibility for that. However, we MUST know the evening before that you are going to need a shuttle. Scan & Email: michelle@bowrivershuttles.com Courier or Personal Delivery: 1279 Lake Sundance Cres S.E. Regular Mail: 1279 Lake Sundance Cres S.E., Calgary, AB. T2J 2S7
Shuttle Rates:
Regular boat launches: $37.00 to $106.00
Private shuttles: from $53.00, $85.00 & $127.00.
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8. Bow River Drift Boat Rentals
Clackacraft rental boat
Photo: Copyright Bow River Shuttles
The following are included in your fee:
� well outfitted boat, including knee braces and Bo's foot release anchor system.
� life jackets, throw bag, whistle, bailer, sponge, spare paddle and spare anchor net.
� the shuttle of one personal vehicle
We can also provide the following items for complementary use:
� basic first aid kit
� river fishing maps
� large fishing net with rubber net
� coolers (24 can/15 litre size) suitable for day trip
� frozen Ice-Paks
Several options are available, including delivery to, and pick-up from, the river.
From only $86 per person* for a day on the river.
* based on triple occupancy
Bow River Drift Boat Rentals
Bow River Drift Boat Rentals Facebook Page
Recommended reading
"Float-Fishing Strategies: Tactics and Techniques for Drift Boats, Rafts, and Pontoon Boats" (2011) by Neil Streeks
Available at your favourite Calgary fly shop
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10. Babble, Prattle and Other Important News!
Check in with my Bow River Shuttles Blog every morning for up to date news on the Bow River, fly fishing on the Bow River, the local fly fishing community and fly fishing generally.
You'll also find news on environmental & conservation concerns, especially those related to water issues.
We post daily.
52 posts during November 2011
Here are some recent posts.
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11. TUC Bow River Chapter: Fall Splash 2011
- A Look Back
 Bow River Chapter volunteer Wayne Olsen at Fall Splash 2011
Photo: Copyright Bow River Shuttles 2011
TUC Bow River Chapter reported that their 20th Annual 'Fall Splash' was a complete sellout!
An event like that takes many months of preparation. TUC staff members, along with a great many Bow River Chapter volunteers, pull together to create a successful event.
Here are a just a few of the volunteers and staff who were on hand early in the morning to make this all happen.
I was pleased to be able to provide a one day drift boat rental for the Silent Auction.
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12. TUC Bow River Chapter: "Social Nights 2012"
- Ideas?
Following the successful events in 2010 and 2011, we will be organizing 'Social Nights' once again for the Bow River Chapter in February and March 2012.
Bow River Chapter volunteer Craig Cooper
Photo: Copyright Bow River Shuttles
These are open to both TUC Bow River Chapter members as well as to the general public.
Standing room only at 'Social Night'
Photo: Copyright Bow River Shuttles
'Social Nights' give you an opportunity to come together with like minded conservationists and anglers to learn more about our fisheries resources and to swap angling tales.
Bow River Chapter volunteers Michelle Magotiaux & Wayne Olsen
Photo: Copyright Bow River Shuttles
And the price is right - free admission!
Do you have a suggestion for a topic? Let us know and we'll try to find a speaker.
Do you have a suggestion for a speaker? Even better!
Please send your ideas to michelle@bowrivershuttles.com as soon as possible.
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13. Fly Fishing & Alberta Blogs - New
The 'blog roll' on my Bow River Shuttles Blog includes all of the other Alberta fly fishing blogs that we are aware of.
We came across two more this past season. Both are from the Crowsnest Pass.
They are not actually 'new'. Just 'new to us'.
(a) The Crowsnest Angler Fly Shop & Guide Service Blog
Photo courtesy: The Crowsnest Angler Fly Shop
This is where Vic Bergman hangs out when he's not out guiding on the river.
Crowsnest Angler Blog
(b) Alberta Fly Fishing Blog
Crowsnest Cafe and Fly Shop
Photo courtesy: Alberta Fly Fishing Alan Brice looks after the fly fish guiding. Susan takes care of the gourmet food at the Caf�. They both oversee the fly shop. Alberta Fly Fishing Blog |
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14. Fly Fishing & Online Magazines (New)
Premiere Issue
Casting Currents Magazine
A forum for anglers to share their stories about why they love to fish, produced by fledgling author and editor Paul Baechtold.
Paul invites you to submit your story or poetry for publication.
Casting Currents magazine
Casting Currents blog
Paul Arthur Baechtold on Facebook
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Crown of the Continent Magazine
Produced by the University of Montana
The "Crown of the Continent" refers to the Rocky Mountain peaks, valleys, native prairie, and sparkling waters that intersect the east-west border of the United States and Canada. The Crown of the Continent region includes southwest Alberta, southeast British Columbia, northwest Montana, and five First Nations reserves and reservations.
Crown of the Continent Magazine
Via: PAUL HARPS, Chinook Fly Fishing Club, Lethbridge. Thanks Paul!
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15. Fly Fishing Should Be Less Manly
Okay, so now that I have your attention, believe it or not, there's a very serious message to be shared about the state of the fly fishing world. The sport is too male-dominated. And it is suffering as a result.
Thankfully, there are indeed many great female icons of the sport like Joan Wulff, Patty Reilly, Wendy Gunn, Lori-Ann Murphy, Diana Rudolph, lately April Vokey and others.
The root of the problem is gear, or the lack thereof for women. Okay, before you send the hate mail, fly fishing gear manufacturers, I will acknowledge that many of you do offer good products for women.
Read article here
Via: Fly Talk Blog by Kirk Deeter
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15. Fly Fishing & Clubs/Groups
(a) The Calgary Hook & Hackle Club
 The Calgary Hook & Hackle Club is dedicated to the enjoyment of all aspects of flyfishing with special emphasis on fly tying. Club activities and meeting are designed to encourage people to share their knowledge, stories, and experiences with others. The Club also encourages Catch & Release, good sport fishing ethics, stream etiquette, and the preservation of the fishery for future generations. 
Photo: Copyright Bow River Shuttles 2011 Dec 07: A night to tie flies and visit with other club members (no business meeting). Dec 11: Christmas Party @ Amici's Italian Grill Jan 11: Regular meeting. Informal fly tying & beginner tying Jan 25: Regular meeting. Informal fly tying & beginner tying |
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(b) Calgary Women Fly Fishers Club
 Calgary Women Fly Fishers is a Not-for-Profit club, and as such we wish to achieve the following: - promote fly-fishing to women of any age in Calgary, Alberta and surrounding areas.
- To mentor and assist women in learning to fly fish.
Interim Club President Mary Zolmer (front left) cutting special cake at inaugural meeting surrounded by interim Board members. Sept 15 2011. Photo: Copyright Bow River Shuttles 2011 More photos from inaugeral meeting here  | |
Calgary Women Fly Fishers - Inaugural Meeting Sept 15 2011
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Nov 17: Nancy Storwick from Fish Tales Fly Shop on saltwater fishing Dec 15: Christmas Social evening with refreshments, socializing, and a showing of the Barbara Klutinis' award winning film "Stepping into the Stream". Jan 19: Katie Pearson from the Friends of Fish Creek Provincial Park Society on Watershed Stewardship. Calgary Women Fly Fishers  | |
Stepping into the Stream (trailer)
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(b) Northern Lights Fly Tyers Club/Trout Unlimited Edmonton
 The Northern Lights Fly Tyers Club is a group of dedicated and concerned anglers who meet regularly throughout the year to converse about all things fly fishing. Our regular weekly meetings & and Tying sessions are held each Wednesday @ 7:00 p.m. at the The Queen Mary Park Community League at 10844 117th Street. Regular Meetings: Dec 07: Peter Little - Stillwater Adaptations. Dec 14: Jim O'Neill & Jessica Reilly - Pembina Survey Results (Pizza and Pop Night) Jan 18: AGM January Seminar Jan 21 & 22:Jack Dennis and Phil Rowley Regular Meetings: Broken Threads is the official newsletter of the Northern Lights Fly Tyers, Trout Unlimited Edmonton. News, events club articles, fly patterns - contact numbers - everything you need to get involved! Broken Threads Dec 2011 edition |
(c) Chinook Waters Fly Fishing Club (Lethbridge)  This Organization is a non profit membership organization established to promote the pleasure, fellowship and sportsmanship of fly fishing and its related activities.
Beers & Flies will be every Tuesday that nothing else is scheduled Dec 03: Fly Tying Materials Dying Day Dec 06: Fly Tying Instruction Day 1 Dec 17: Winter Solstice Fishing Jan 17: Fly Tying Instruction Day 2 Jan 31 & Feb 07: Rod Building Course Chinook Waters Fly Fishing Club Chinook Waters Fly Fishing Club on Facebook |
(d) Central Alberta Fly Tying Club (Red Deer) 
The fly fishing season is winding down and it's time to get the Central Alberta Fly Tying Club organized for another year.
The plan is to get rolling on Monday November 28th at 7 pm. We will be again back to West Park Middle School (right across from Red Deer College) in the library!
The plan is to have tying sessions every Monday until the end of March with an added all day fly tying session on Saturday January 7th with Phil Rowley.
At this moment, the Theme is FUN with Foam. With the cost of hackle and its poor availability, it's time we examined alternative ways to tie flies that work.
Dec 05: Dr. Bill Young
Dec 12: Les Kolibaba
Dec 19: Larry Prowse
Jan 07: Phil Rowley all day workshop
Jan 09: Rick Miyauchi
Jan 16: Betty MacKenzie
Central Alberta Fly Tying Club
Each Monday evening in Red Deer at West Park Middle School, the Central Alberta Fly Tying Club meets during winter months. Weekly tying sessions begin at 7pm. Call Bob Vanderwater 403.347.3802 or email
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(e) Cypress Fly Fishing Club (Medicine Hat) Dec 06: Pattern presentation by Don K and Isaac W. Jan 12: Entomology session by Richard. February: Fly Swap Second & Fourth Tuesday monthly over winter. Starts at 7:00 pm, Masterpiece Retirement Center. #4 River Ridge Dr. Randy Seitz rseitz79@shaw.ca
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16. Fly Fishing & Seminars 2012
Sunday Afternoon 1:00-3:00 p.m.
Jan 15: Tying and fishing Emergers with Kurtis Giles.
Jan 22: Rod Building with Wayne Posyluzny
Jan 29: No Seminar - 10th Annual Fly Fishing Exposition at Spruce Meadows
Feb 05: No Seminar - Superbowl
Feb 12: Archeology for Anglers
More information about seminars here
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Saturday morning 10:00 am - 12:00 noon
Jan 07: Scenic Rick and Dry Fly Hackle. Rick Harding will tie some of his extremely nice patterns, show different hackle and techniques.
Jan 14: PATAGONIA Fishing 2012. Rob Owens from Patagonia will show new products from Patagonia for 2012. A great selection of packs and bags, wading equipment, and lots of other items.
Jan 21: SIMMS Fishing 2012. Todd Schaarf, product rep for Simms presents new items for 2012 from Simms. Great chance to sneak peak the new items and check them out prior to the crows at the expo.
Jan 25: Seasons of the Skeena **Special Presentation** Chad Black and Jeff Bright on the near year round opportunities for Steelhead and Salmon on the Skeena system. You'll see some brilliant photography by Jeff Bright! Presentation at Country Pleasures at 7 PM No Charge
Jan 28: Fly fishing Expo- No seminar. Join us at the 10th annual western Canadian fly fishing expo at Spruce Meadows. Stop by the booth for new products, as well as hot buys.
Feb 04: Banks, Bobbers and Boats; Bow River nymphing. Jeff Thomson ties a few of his favorite nymph patterns and outlines his most effective techniques for fishing them from shore and the boat.
More information about seminars here
Check out the new CP "Events Page"
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18. Fly Fishing & Fly Tying/Rod Building 2012
Rod Building - Level I
During the five evening sessions of this course students are taken step by step through the rod building process. By the end of the course you should be able to fish your new personally finished fly rod.
Streamer Fly Tying
Join Kurtis for this three night session focused on tying techniques for streamer patterns. He'll take you through a half dozen patterns with variations on some favorites like the Clouser Minnow and Bow River Bugger. Other patterns will include Galloup's Sex Dungeon and Zoo Cougar.
Archeology for Anglers (Sunday Seminar Feb 12 - Free)
Rivers were the highways of First Nations and Native Americans. A source of transportation and fresh water, the vast majority of archaeological sites are found in and around river drainage systems. With hundreds of sites in Calgary alone, come hear archaeologist Sean Britt talk about the nature of archaeological sites, what to look for and what to do if you encounter something while out on a float or a walk and wade.
Fly Tying - Level I
During this five week course students will learn techniques for dubbing, ribbing, hackling dry flies, and more. Some of the flies learned are the San Juan Worm, Beadhead Prince Nymph, Elk Hair Caddis, and Stimulator.
Fly Tying - Level II
Students will learn the skills necessary for parachute posts, spinning deer hair, hair wings, dubbing ropes, dealing with peacock, and using CDC.
More information on Fall 2011 and Winter 2012 classes here...
Fish Tales Fly Shop
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Fly Tying Schools
During the School students will learn to tie nymphs, streamers and dry flies, including local favourites and new patterns such as the San Juan Worm, Bead Head Nymphs, C.D.C Caddis, Stimulators, and Clouser Minnows. All flies are chosen for their effectiveness in local waters as well as the techniques required for their tying. Join us for your introduction to this fascinating hobby.
More information here...
Country Pleasures Fly Shop
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Fly tying Classes
Each Class consists of 5 lessons, starting at 6 pm on five consecutive Tuesday nights , for a total instruction of ten hours. All lessons will take place in the shop after shop hours, with a maximum enrollment in each school of six students, so there is lots of chance for individual attention.
During the School students will learn to tie nymphs, streamers and dry flies, including local favourites and patterns such as the San Juan Worm, Bead Head Nymphs, Elk Hair Caddis, Foam Hoppers, and Clouser Minnows. All flies are chosen for their effectiveness in local waters as well as the techniques required for their tying. Join us for your introduction to this fascinating hobby
Starts January 17th
More information here (scroll down to bottom of newsletter)
Bow River Troutfitters
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Beginner - Introduction to Fly Tying
During a three week course students will learn techniques for tying flies such as a woolly worm, woolly bugger, hairs ear nymph and more.
Intermediate Fly Tying
During a three week course students will learn techniques such as how to spin deer hair, tie with rubber legs, foam and synthetics and much more. Patterns learned include the Bow River Bugger, hopper patterns, stimulator patterns, caddis patterns and various dry flies.
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14. Environmental/Conservation Concerns
Fracking & Pipelines
Although there are many water-related environmental issues bubbling away at any given time, it seems that, over the past few months, fracking and pipelines have been in the public eye almost every other day. At their heart, these are water issues.  | | My Water's On Fire Tonight (The Fracking Song) |
In the case of fracking: The huge volumes of water used in the process, the possible contamination of ground water by the chemicals injected into the ground, and the disturbance that fracking may be doing to the underground rock formations, thereby possibly allowing the chemical sludge to contaminate groundwater. In the case of pipelines: Possible contamination of ground water and rivers in the event of a break. And in the case of the Gateway Project in particular, the possibility of an oil tanker spill in the waters off the West Coast of British Columbia. Canada Environment commissioner Scott Vaughan's report from a few days ago, of 'gaps' in pipeline safety, certainly does not help the cause. After reading that, the folks in BC might be more opposed to pipelines than they were before. Could you blame them? Unless Alberta wants to find its oil products blocked from distribution to foreign markets, the industry is going to have to prove in some meaningful way that their delivery system (in the case of pipelines) will not cause major damage to the waterways they cross, and in the case of fracking, that this process will not deprive future generations of clean, drinkable water. Can they do it? Only time will tell. In the meantime, here are a couple of recent articles which spell out some of the challenges that the oil industry is facing. |
What Wyoming can teach us about water quality
By David Swann,
Calgary Herald
December 18, 2011
The Environmental Protection Agency's threeyear investigation into water quality problems in Wyoming created a stir in Alberta recently. Some industry people and journalists have dismissed the findings, but the conclusions are very credible and disturbing, according to water geo-chemistry expert Karlis Muehlenbachs at the University of Alberta.
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Fracking Contamination 'Will Get Worse': Alberta Expert
Tighter regulations to protect groundwater needed, says U of Alberta geochemist.
By Andrew Nikiforuk,
Dec 19, 2011
TheTyee.ca
A well-known industry expert in tracking leaking methane from oil and gas wells says a groundbreaking U.S. federal study on hydraulic fracturing highlights not only an old and growing problem, but the need for tighter regulations in the shale gas industry.
"The shale gas boom combined with hydraulic fracking will cause wellbores to leak more often than run-of-the-mill conventional wells," says Karlis Muehlenbachs, a geochemist at the University of Alberta. "The problem is going to get worse, not better."
Read more here
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Head over to the Bow River Shuttles Blog for these related posts: Fracking: Sacred Headwaters (BC) & Wyoming Fracking safety concerns a festering issue Pipelines and water This video was posted on the Moldy Chum fly fishing blog last fall.  | | From Tar Sands to Tankers: The Battle to stop Enbridge |
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15. Drift Boats For Sale (1 new offering)
Want to sell your boat?
Send us the details including a separate photo, and we will provide a complementary listing in our next Update.
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2005 Clackacraft 15.5 low profile. Could use a Gelcoat. Will sell to best offer. Blair at 403-609-7410 or afishaholic@hotmail.com.
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