This video is from numerous trips I made to various locations on the Athabasca River in April of 2021, where I catch grayling, rainbow trout and whitefish.
Beautiful fish and beautiful weather AJ! Yeah I'd have loved to see the guy that put that bend in your spey rod. Next year! Have you tried the mouth of Canyon Creek?
Not looking for honey hole locations, but I’m curious how far down the athabasca you are roughly, looking for spots to drive to from Edmonton. Curious if you would be closer to Hinton or whitecourt in terms of distance from headwaters?
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Beauty rainbows. Glad to see they're doing well
watching your videos makes me want to get out more, looking forward to your next video
Thanks! I appreciate that feedback a lot!
Hopefully the River treats u as well in Spring 2022.
Yea, me too. Favorite time of the year. You should join me sometime. You would love it.
Great Video
Glad you enjoyed it
Beautiful fish🎣
Thanks Sean! I'll have to take you and Cody fishing on the Athabasca next spring.
Beautiful fish and beautiful weather AJ! Yeah I'd have loved to see the guy that put that bend in your spey rod. Next year! Have you tried the mouth of Canyon Creek?
I plead the 5th.
Not looking for honey hole locations, but I’m curious how far down the athabasca you are roughly, looking for spots to drive to from Edmonton. Curious if you would be closer to Hinton or whitecourt in terms of distance from headwaters?
I'm fishing the river within a 100kms from Hinton.
What flys produced in April for you
Pheasant tails, prince nymphs and black Wooly buggers. 😊
@@flyfish-bowhunt-alberta thanks man I’m heading there Sunday weather looks nice
I'll be on the river - canoeing about 60 kms of it
Tank athabow!