Blue Ribbon Bow : A Fly-Fishing History Of The Bow River - Canada's Greatest Trout Stream

McLennan, Jim

Red Deer, AB, 1998


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Hardcover with dust jacket, 184 pages, 6x9.25 in, [15.5x23.5 cm], B&W and colour photographs.

Condition

Dust jacket with modest surface wear. Author's presentation inscription on the title page.

Notes

In this history of one of North America’s most celebrated trout waters, veteran angler and guide Jim McLennan explores the Bow River from its Ice Age beginnings to its present-day renown. He charts the river’s course from its alpine headwaters in the Rockies, through the foothills, and out across the prairie, showing how geology, climate, and human intervention have together shaped an extraordinary cold-water fishery.

Practical instruction is woven throughout. Drawing on decades of experience, the author offers considered advice on tackle, seasonal tactics, fly selection, and presentation, tailored to the Bow’s varied stretches and hatches.

Notes adapted from the publisher's information.

ISBN

9780921835509