Fly Fishing and Paddling Solo on the Cardinal River - Sept 2023

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  • Опубликовано: 25 дек 2024

Комментарии • 26

  • @bobdepradines1773
    @bobdepradines1773 Год назад

    As always, great video , thanks again for sharing it! 👍🏻😃

  • @paulhansen3078
    @paulhansen3078 8 месяцев назад

    What a beautiful video !!

  • @avid.venture
    @avid.venture Год назад

    Love your videos. Another great one

  • @bradfuchs3553
    @bradfuchs3553 Год назад

    really nicely shot, a good watch

  • @mikefromtown505
    @mikefromtown505 Год назад

    Great trip. And a lot of nice cutthroats.

  • @larrymortensen1528
    @larrymortensen1528 Год назад

    Another great video

  • @jrjonesy
    @jrjonesy Год назад

    Awesome video brother and another great trip. Definitely too spicy for me.

    • @flyfish-bowhunt-alberta
      @flyfish-bowhunt-alberta  Год назад

      Thanks! It’s a pretty amazing place but definitely not that easy to access the whole river 😊

  • @mikejessmax
    @mikejessmax Год назад

    Always wanted to explore and fish this river but never found the time, thanks for letting me live it through your video. Fish seem to be doing quite well despite the off-roading that goes on out there.

    • @flyfish-bowhunt-alberta
      @flyfish-bowhunt-alberta  Год назад +1

      Thanks for the kind words. The quad impact is a bit disappointing in places. I saw quad tracks running right down the side of the river in some places. There’s an impact. But luckily a lot of the canyon is still hard to access. But if I was making the rules there would be no quads anywhere near that river.

  • @reelisticoutdoors4358
    @reelisticoutdoors4358 10 месяцев назад

    I too enjoy a Stikine raft. You had me anxious near the end. I'm a flat or class 1 paddler.

    • @flyfish-bowhunt-alberta
      @flyfish-bowhunt-alberta  10 месяцев назад

      LOL - yea, I'm a pretty experienced paddler, but it's always spicy when you don't know what's ahead. Probably pushed it a bit too far, but all's well that ends well 😀.
      I have two packrafts - one is a Kokopelli and the other was ordered direct from the factory in China where Kokopelli rafts are built. We did a bulk order, and were able to get a really good price point and could choose from 100s of designs. I was looking at Stikine, but they didn't really have the type of raft I was looking for. I do love their dry bags and paddles though.

  • @RBilovus
    @RBilovus 7 месяцев назад

    Howdy Slim.
    I have to ask, has anyone messed with your truck or quad while you were over night on the streams? I have a dash cam mounted in my truck and have considered using a trail cam too. .... I think I am getting paranoid?
    Cheers!
    Richard Bilovus

  • @shawnyork9065
    @shawnyork9065 Год назад

    Did you hit the part were in the 70's a landslide created a mini lake on the river ?

    • @flyfish-bowhunt-alberta
      @flyfish-bowhunt-alberta  Год назад +1

      Yep, definitely. It's easy to recognize - there are lots of standing dead trees that look like drift wood. It's quite close to where the last set of rapids is shown on the video

    • @mikejessmax
      @mikejessmax Год назад

      According to Barry M in his book, it happened in 1992 or 93. Heard there isn't much of a lake left anymore - 30 years of flowing water must have eroded most of the dam away.

  • @greyjay8119
    @greyjay8119 Год назад

    Woohoo, rodeo! I agree with your brother, too much heart racing for me. Those packrafts are pretty tough though, a really good choice. The water was so clear, were the fish spooky? Did you try dry flies?

    • @flyfish-bowhunt-alberta
      @flyfish-bowhunt-alberta  Год назад

      They can be spooky there - but they are so hard to see, that you're never sure if you're spooking them or not. I tried dry flies a couple of times, but had no action and saw no fish rising the entire time I was there.

  • @TheSilver9r
    @TheSilver9r Год назад

    Cool fished that last year! I'm guessing that was bridge to bridge?