Bow River Blue Wing Olive Dry Fly Action!!!

Fishing Blue Wing Olive mayflies are a must on the BOW River since this is one of the more prolific hatches. Fish will stage during the hatch where there are deflections and calmer water. Stay to the end for a few tips to get a better chance of hooking a trout.

[@darreng1918]

Great Job.

[@aimnc8959]

Been fishing the Bow River since 2000 when I moved here. I never fished double dries before. Thanks for the tips !

[@dougfrombergen3984]

Well made video , Thanks for sharing it !

[@olivereisele1913]

Love your talks at then end:)

[@MidLifeFlysis]

Nicely done! Thanks for sharing!

[@gashacker1]

I fished that section of the Bow River in the 1980s! Olive mayflies worked then too! The river has sure been changed a lot since then.......

[@larrygladue3879]

Thanks for sharing, missing the Bow. Looking forward to the next one.

[@flyfishingparadise9192]

Thank you. It certainly is a world class river for trout fishing.

[@briandrobe4637]

If you are handling fish like that it’d probably be better to not have gloves on. Thanks for the video - would love to fish the bow one day

[@matthewtarko5099]

Mind sharing generally where in the Bow you are fishing? New to fly fishing!

[@gashacker1]

Try anywhere south of the water treatment plant. The west bank is your best bet! Learn when the bugs hatch, and write down your successful days! The hatching schedule repeats year to year somewhat. Also, stay late for the caddis bite. That happens most nights in July.....

[@rustbeltwilds837]

Good eatin fish rite there

[@TefZee]

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