Grayling

[double gun]

Anybody gone for grayling lately?

[chrispee]

have no clue on where to even fish for em?

would be interested in hearing fellow anglers stories on the species...

[star77]

have no clue on where to even fish for em?

would be interested in hearing fellow anglers stories on the species...

they are in quiet few places in kanaskis area here easy to get to

WEDGE POND

BEAR POND

QUARRY LAKE


all got stocked in june gl they are fun to catch them

[-JR-]

I have always caught then in sept. between hinton and fox creek on the berland river,before sept, a few rainbows and whitefish ,
also smokey river is a hot spot back in that area is good .
But read the regs as there is a bait ban and catch and release at certain times .

[flyffed]

Anybody gone for grayling lately?

don't bother with wedge pond, the numbers are quite dismall.

[double gun]

I have never tried them in ponds/lakes, I always fish them in streams. Usually later on in September, just wondered if I am wasting my time if I try for them this month.

[Bassett]

just wondered if I am wasting my time if I try for them this month.

You never wasting time when your out fishing!:D

I have no clue about graylings either so I dont know about the time of month, good luck!

[Curly Bill]

Leaving for Fox Creek tonight to do some stream fishing i will let you know.

[1/2 oz Bucktail]

All you really need to know is Little Smoky River. Hands down the best grayling river in Alberta. I usually have 50 + fish days out on the Little Smoky.

[brandeasy]

just went up to the freeman river by highway 32. hooked 12 and watch a bunch of little ones push my hook around. They were hitting adams flies pretty good and a dragonfly nymph.

[double gun]

just went up to the freeman river by highway 32. hooked 12 and watch a bunch of little ones push my hook around. They were hitting adams flies pretty good and a dragonfly nymph.

Thanks for the update! Looks like I will have to go try my hotspots.:)