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We weren’t but you could for sure. Most strikes were happening on the back half of the drift so you know when they take it. Good luck and have fun up there!

Tsawwassen by the ferries.

Thanks! If you live near Vancouver, Berry’s Baits or Pacific Net & Twine should have them. They’re pretty cheap. If not, I’m sure Amazon probably has something similar. Alternatively, a lot of guides will just buy 2” pvc piping and foam pipe insulation from Home Depot. More bulky but no creases in your leaders. Tight lines!

I think they’re just called leader boards.

Thanks alot

You can also use a basic foam swimming noodle - costs about $3 from Canadian Tire or Home Hardware. Cut it into 6 - 8 inch lengths and you will have more than enough to store your rigs safely.

Thank you! Still, always shopping for camera upgrades I can’t afford. Just like fishing gear... Tight lines.

Dave Killips day 1 was Steelhead at Savona to Juniper Beach and day 2 was Juniper down to just before Ashcroft. FYI, as the water drops, the rapids get chunky with exposed boulders so just be careful and pick your drift line well in advance.

YUKION Channel thanks. Didn’t get into any bigger fish. Out of 6 of us, only one 18” was caught. I know there’s some lunkers in there. Snapped me off on the dry fly in previous years. I’ll be back!

Taegan Harries thanks for volunteering - it’s such a great derby. Shame about this year, hopefully we’ll all be back next year!

It’s a “custom rig”. GoPro 7 Black with the ext. mic adaptor and a cheap $20 lav mic with wind muff. Also running an external 10000mah power bank thru the adapter. Can film for 2 days without dying. GP batteries suck.

@@badfishinghabit5458 So you're running the gears without the full case on?

Benoît Loriaux with the side door off to access the usb-c port. So, not waterproof - that’s why I didn’t shoot in the rain storm. The only other option for good audio is using a separate recorder and syncing in post which would be better - could mount the camera anywhere - but more work. Might try it.

Benoît Loriaux thanks! The drone was on my gear wish list for a long time. This was shot on the $700 Mavic Mini if you can believe it! (If I splashed a $2500 Mavic, I would throw up...)

@@badfishinghabit5458 I have actually been debating going for the Mavic Pro, going through the exam and paper work and then head out on the water to get some footage as I just moved to Agassiz there are a lot of areas to explore out here.

Benoît Loriaux if you can afford it, go for it. Superior quality from the Pro for sure also the ability to adjust shutter speed (no weird flicker or choppy movement). The one thing I’m missing (from all my gear) is shooting in 4K. Didn’t think I would need it for this but every time I need to do a zoom in to show detail, I wish I had it. I also don’t have the CPU power to edit 4K anyways... upgrades.

Thanks sir! Much appreciated. Just getting started!