Bow River Basin Waterscape in the "Additional Information"
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Main Information: |
Additional Information: |
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pages cover a variety of subjects from fishing rates and fishing packages to
trout identification, angler etiquette and the current grasshopper
forecast The River Information section has a stream flow page has
been updated to include flow rates for several rivers in southern Alberta
as
well as a chronological graph of stream
flows during the
months the recording stations are active. View
data on snow pillows in the Bow and Highwood River drainages which
might suggest water supply during the next fly fishing season.
You can book your trip on-line using the Booking form or view such topics as fly casting instruction, angler etiquette, West Nile virus, on-line Alberta fishing regulations or Whirling disease. Please read the page on Whirling Disease very carefully! We don't want the disease to be introduced in Alberta waters. The Poaching page has pertinent and important information on what to look for, how to handle a situation when people are believed to be poaching and do's and don'ts in such a situation. Following these guidelines will result in a favorable outcome - that being our goal to protect the resource. With a successful prosecution of the offenders, there is even a reward available to the "good Samaritan". The fishing for trout pages put you in the world of the trout and will greatly increase your chances of finding trout, presenting your fly, hooking and landing good numbers of trout. Calgary is well known for the Bow River and it's trout fishery but it also has many other major attractions such as the Calgary Stampede, the Calgary Zoo, its close proximity to the Rocky Mountains, Canada Olympic Park, world quality shopping opportunities and the Bad Lands of Drumheller - just to name a few. Even if you don't fish, you can have a great time in Calgary!
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