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Gordon Honey's #16 - 763 Front Street |
What to expect from the weather
June can be a perplexing month with changeable weather; one day sunny and hot the next cloudy and cool. Fortunately for us this unpredictable weather provides some of the finest dry fly fishing you may ever experience. July and August are usually very hot, bring lots of sunscreen and warm weather clothing. September and October provide not only excellent angling but also cool nights and warm sunny days. As in the spring, storms can come quickly so raingear and warmer clothing is a must. Hats and sunglasses are standards both for sun, rain and errant casts! What to bring tackle wise on your reels
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April
and May can provide some of the nicest weather, at the same time spring
storms can change that very quickly so one must be prepared, rain suits
are a must as are shorts in later May.
You
do not have to bring anything as we provide all tackle as a part of our
service but, if you wish to bring a favorite rod, 5 & 6 weights are
perfect. You should carry a minimum of 100 yards of backing on your reels
as our Kamloops trout are HOT. Line choices are - #1-Floating; #2-Intermediate;
#3 Sink II and a #4 Sink III. I provide all the local fly patterns.