I would like to cordially invite you up to beautiful Calgary Alberta Canada for a fly fishing trip to remember. We will float two different sections of the world famous Bow river offering the fly fisher over fourteen miles each day of heart stopping action casting to big rocket rainbows and wild browns. The third day we travel south of Calgary to the picturesque Crowsnest pass to fly fish one of the most productive small streams in Alberta the Crowsnest River. We will wade the Crowsnest stalking colourful wild rainbows.

Includes:
- Gourmet lunch for your 3 days on the river for 2 guests
-includes all the flies, leaders and tippets
-snacks and drinks
I would like to cordially invite you to scenic Calgary Alberta Canada for the ultimate fly-fishing adventure. We will float three different heart-stopping sections of the world famous Bow River where you will match wits against the mighty brown trout and the acrobatic rainbow trout. On the fourth day the adventure takes us south of Calgary for two days of wilderness fly fishing on one of the most productive small streams in Alberta, the Crowsnest river. We will walk & wade two different beautiful sections of the Crow where we will stalk colourful wild rainbows.

This adventure Includes
- Non-alcoholic beverages for 5 days for 2 guests
- Gourmet Shore lunch for 5 days for 2 guests
- All the flies,leaders and tippets you may need
-snacks and drinks

Fly Fishing Alberta Canada - In fly fishing terms Calgary, Alberta, Canada is located due north of  Montana. Population is one million in our clean and friendly city. Have a look at my adventure packages page for my fantastic inclusive packages.I will be happy to answer any questions you may have.


BOW RIVER

 40 miles of nutrient rich water downstream from the city of Calgary , Alberta . It is a typical western river with riffles and pools. The stretch of river we would be floating arguably has the hardest fighting and most acrobatic wild rainbows and bulldogging browns anywhere in North America . Trout caught here are frequently in the 16 to 20 inch class and trout in the 22 to 26 inch range are not uncommon. There is also the occasional big bull trout encountered from time to time and a large population of rocky mountain whitefish. The Bow has an abundance of insect life offering fly fishermen the opportunity to cast to rising trout on pale morning duns, caddis flies, tiny fallen trico spinners and maybe even stone flies. There is also excellent terrestrial action (HOPPERS!!!) if conditions are right.

CROWNEST RIVER

short 2 hour drive southwest of Calgary , Alberta brings you to the Crowsnest Pass. This beautiful freestone river is a true walk & wade stream, with primarily rainbows in the 14 to 16 inch class with larger trout also being taken regularly. There are also browns, cuts and some bulls as well as rocky mountain whitefish. The Crowsnest River starts in Crowsnest Lake along the continental divide and flows east to the Old Man Dam, offering the angler 25 miles of beautiful wilderness fly fishing. The river with its large variety of mayflies, stone flies and caddis flies offers the angler excellent dry fly opportunities. The history and scenery in this region is worth the trip in itself. Wilderness wading adventures on the Castle and Oldman river targeting big bulls, rainbows, cutthroat and cut/bows are also available.

Spring fishing, in April and May on the Bow river, can be spectacular, big browns and rainbows are feeding heavily still primarily in their winter holes. The opportunity is there for some early season dry fly action on spring caddis, midges, blue winged olives and March browns but the majority of the fly-fishing will be with nymphs and streamers. The Crowsnest River offers the best opportunity for spring dry fly action. The hatches will be midges, March browns, blue winged olives and the little sepia stone fly, again, nymphing will be the most productive way to fish. The rivers in southern Alberta round out into excellent shape right after spring runoff, which is usually the last week in June. Under the right conditions the dry fly action can be excellent all the way through to the end of October but the most consistent way is with nymphs and streamers. The spring and fall are the most unpredictable weather wise but the trout are extremely aggressive and you could have the river to your self.

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