Joey

Wow, beauty fish!!

Wow, some real brutes there

Great multi species day, well done.

Good Luck Jeremy. I lived in Alberta for 12 years. Lots of great fishing there, especially just as you go into the mountains before Canmore. Lots of big rainbows in the Bow river, well when it is not overflowing it's banks Also, alot less bugs in Alberta too. Don't even think earwigs are a known bug out there

What a great way to spend the day. Learn a few things and catch musky!!!

Very nice B, looks like a wonderful place to be!!

Nice!

Woohoo, the boat is not jinxed Another great day out there for you two. We're heading out tomorrow, hope the crowds stay in bed

What a great report. Loved it!! Great pics aswell and some very nice fish there. Happy Birthday!!!!

Great stuff

Great stuff Rog. Your buddy will be bugging you to get out there every weekend now

Well that's nice to see, and cool that you got some pictures of it!!!

I know B, I can't find any either. Nice pics.

I thought it was 10,000 casts, not 1,000. Either way, well done, she's a beauty!!!

Looks good now. Great trip for you, minus the weather. But you made the best of it and were rewarded, with more than fish

Looks like an awesome time. Great pictures and report!

Great stuff guys, how were the bugs?

Just Awesome Billy!!!

Part of a Gov't document of items allowed from USA to Canada for ya Cliff! Products allowed into Canada from the United States This is a list of commonly imported food, animal and plant products and the guidelines for importing them from the United States. Because pest and disease situations are constantly changing, these requirements may be adjusted at any time. Even though these items are allowed into Canada, you still must declare them on your declaration form. Some items do need documents to accompany them. For more information, go to the "When are documents required?" section. Animal fat or suet up to 20 kilograms per person Baked goods, candies, etc. no goods containing meat up to 20 kilograms per person Coniferous wreaths and Christmas trees some restrictions apply for items from states that are infested with gypsy moth See "List of North American Gypsy Moth Infested or Suspected Infested Areas of Canada and the United States". Or contact the CFIA National Import Service Centre (NISC). Conifers and garden plants restricted Contact the CFIA National Import Service Centre (NISC) for more information. Dairy products (e.g.: cheese, milk, yogurt, butter) up to 20 kilograms per person with a value of $20 or less Fish and seafood up to 20 kilograms per person all species except pufferfish Chinese mitten crab (Eriocheir sinensis) Flowers: cut restrictions on coniferous foliage/green cones must not be for propagation There may be some restrictions depending on the type of flowers and where they come from. Use the Automated Import Reference System (AIRS) to confirm if a specific item is allowed. Fruits and vegetables, including herbs: dried up to 15 packages per person but not more than 250 kilograms Fruits and vegetables, including herbs: frozen or canned fruits up to 15 frozen packages or 15 cans per person but not more than 250 kilograms vegetables up to 20 kilograms of frozen or chilled vegetables per person Fruits and vegetables: fresh one bag up to 4 kilograms of US number 1 potatoes per person and the bag must be commercially packaged 15 packages or less up to 250 kilograms of fresh fruits and vegetables per person (excluding potatoes) must be free from soil, pests, leaves, branches and/or plant debris some restrictions on some fresh fruit and vegetables from California, Idaho, Oregon, and Washington in British Columbia (BC): restrictions on fresh apples, stone fruit and potatoes Use Automated Import Reference System (AIRS) to confirm if the product is allowed before bringing it into Canada. Game animal carcasses with a hunter's permit and/or licence

Actually, it's funny you should put Drew's pic here. If you've ever watched Untold Stories of the ER, there is a male nurse/doctor that looks just like him, but I can't find a picture of him.

Uncanny Roy!!!

Just watched the 2011 Version of The Thing. Not as good as the 1982 Version, but I could not believe how much one of the actors looked like one of our very own OFC'rs Clive (Fishing Fury) Actor Kristofer Hivju Post any if you know any

Just fantastic photos Simon. I had a sneak peak on Facebook, but there are some new ones here. Looks like a wonderful place

Woohooo, please give her a big hug for me Lew, that is awesome. I'll see if we can coordinate the same time in August for sure!!! Gotta check with "da boss" at our jobs and see if it is doable

Great stuff guys. That really is a sweet ride Terry. Glad you slimed her for the first time. A virgin no more