Can't wait to get out again. Looks so fun. Gonna get me that mutli day fish day yet.

Great stuff again, Bob! I really look forward to these videos coming out and I'm picking up lots of info. I fished this lake twice this week (June 24 and 26) with some mixed results. Chronny hatches were insane both days but the fish were gorging on leeches and adult mayflies on the surface as well. Can you expand a bit on your set up when you were stripping with the booby? I've only been fishing them under an indicator but I'm interested in that method as I've heard it talked about a few times now.

love it

Nice vid bud looking forward to the next 👍

Those look more like Fraser valley catchables stocked the year of the kill

Sweet follow up Bob! love the yogurt action LOL!

Those are some nice chunky blackwaters! Gotta love those kind of days! Nicely done

Wow, epic morning Bob, can’t wait to see the afternoon piece!!

Fraser strain. parr marks below lateral line. nice fish

Awesome! Are you on IG Bob? I'd like to follow you there if so.

Thought you were never going to be able to check that sample….nice work

No need to be going by yourself with all those double headers, I can make time to help you out.... Ha ha ha ha

Which size do you prefer in the top shelf floats indicators? I’d mostly be using it with a two-fly rig. Tungsten leech paired with a small tungsten Chironomid.

Just found your channel. Love how informative it is from what you're using but even moreso the detailed set-up/depth/how you're fishing (slow retrieve, stripping) etc. The info strip at the bottom is money!

Slay fest nice 👍. I fished the last lake you were at 4 times now this👍

AS for loons I have had battles with them over the years. A couple of lakes in the Cariboo have them bad. They see you with a fish on and come and take right off the hook. I have had to throw rocks at them to keep them away. Caught a seagull on a kokanee rig and a ospray grabbed one of my kokanee and flew off with it still with the hook in the fish, lots of line taken, tried to break the line but did not want the hook in the osprey so the tug of war began. Finally it dropped the fish. The seagull was hooked in the bill so we had quite a time getting the hook without being bitten and thumped by the wings. Loons just steal your fish.

This was such a great fishery, for bass and perch, before they poisoned it.

I drove past this lake, it is right off the highway correct? It looked like you had to go through a gate on someone's property, I thought it was private by the way it looked. Can anyone fish this lake?

I have a couple questions about the Garmin. Where did you get the post that has the transducer attached and is the transducer pointing down to be able to see around the boat? Looks like you can see at least 50 ft out from the boat in 20 ft deep of water and you rotate the transducer to see forward, sides or back of boat (like the old Hummingbird Fishing Buddy but a lot nicer).

I know that lake! We literally just talked about it. I must return and get vengance!

Any black waters caught ?

Can you do a tying video of your top best producing fly?

That’s a great lookin slip indicator you’re using. Do you have a link where I can buy some? Looks like a much more buoyant option than your typical slip indicator.

That’s great images on the sounder. That lake was really bad for shiners a couple years back. Hopefully the last winter kill thinned them out?

08:27 caddis pupa??

Well done! You've been a great service to me at TW. I'm glad to see you have a channel. I am looking forward to more content!

where r u?

So awesome to see family having a good day of fishing on such a wonderful lake. That parking lot was packed. Where were all the other boats? A mild winter and no partial winter kill this winter the lake should have some lurkers in there this year. I remember about 6-8 years ago that lake was amazing because of no partial winter kills there for 3-4 years. I’ll be there this fall. Like to fish it when only a couple boats on the lake. Don’t forget about the small bay to the right from the launch. Some nice fish in there at times. I’ll say hi if I see you out there.

I’m a local and man if you can find the walleye you can get some beasts also nice pike

What's deepest part of this lake?

Nice work Bob, I see you’re stepping up your gear and production! The fishing was great, wets my appetite for ‘24. Take care

Jealous! Started snowing again today in Alberta..ice off cant come soon enough

It is the Kootenay River at the old Brilliant Bridge near Castlegar. It is fine to fish there anytime. Most fly fish for rainbows.

Death rollers are a better hook and a green corky helps a lot as well I used to love fishing there but it gets to busy when the fishing is hot

Loooove the color on that fish! Nice!

I noticed you have a protective cover over your cable at the base of your transducer. Where did you get that?

Thanks to your videos i bought a 10ft scott centric with lamson remix reel from trout waters. Best choice ive ever made on a fly rod thanks!

What kind of fly rod are you using thanks

Solid fish!! Gotta love fall fly fishing 🙌🏻

Nice catch!

I was wondering where you guys fish when you head up that way.

What a beautiful day!!!! Calm waters, your partner in crime and huge fish! Happy Birthday! Keep em coming!

Great job Bob, love the report

Probably gonna pick up one of these to use as my floating line/indicator rod primarily. My impression is that, with the softer tip, it wouldn’t be ideal for intermediate/sinking line setups. Curious to know your thoughts on that. I’m thinking I’ll find a faster action, perhaps 9’6” rod, better suited for casting those sinking lines. Any recommendations?

Where was my invite ? 😢

That is not the Columbia, and if you don’t know if you’re allowed to fish somewhere or not you should probably read the regs

What kind of rod holder are you using?

New zealand lake fish size

Great vid guys. Cool weather is always worth it!

Love the vid bud. I just subscribed to your channel. Keep them coming.