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Trout Streams of Alberta: A Guide to the Best Fly-Fishing
Among fly fishers Alberta is fast becoming recognized as a special place where anglers can find a lifetime of sport. Veteran angler Jim McLennan examines the province river system by river system, focusing on the best opportunities that each provides—from wilderness cutthroat and grayling streams to intimate brown trout creeks to internationally acclaimed rainbow rivers. He draws on 30 years of experience to make sound recommendations on tackle, technique and fly patterns. Enhanced by detailed access and drainage maps, color and black and white illustrations, hatch charts and trout species profiles.
240 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1996
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January 23, 2017Good read on the trout species in Alberta, Nice narratives which are easy to read. Good breakdown of fishing opportunities by watershed.
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