The flood took over my fishing spot

[Katelyn]

Hey All,

So the area near and around Calgary is a bit flooded, and has made my fishing spots disappear. I was hoping to get some fishing in on this weekend, especially since I have work off. Does anyone have any spots accessible in
and around Clagary, I am willing to drive on hour or so out of Calgary.

- Katie

[ArtVandelay]

Try Pine Coulee. It's an hour and a bit from Calgary. Sit yourself on the dock with a few jigs and a tub of worms and have a blast. That's if you spin fish. They'll take a Clouser on a sinking fly line too

Originally Posted by Katelyn

Hey All,

So the area near and around Calgary is a bit flooded, and has made my fishing spots disappear. I was hoping to get some fishing in on this weekend, especially since I have work off. Does anyone have any spots accessible in
and around Clagary, I am willing to drive on hour or so out of Calgary.

- Katie

[Pike'n'walleye]

Originally Posted by ArtVandelay

Try Pine Coulee. It's an hour and a bit from Calgary. Sit yourself on the dock with a few jigs and a tub of worms and have a blast. That's if you spin fish. They'll take a Clouser on a sinking fly line too

Could agree with you more. smelts work good too. I was actually there on monday and caught a about 40 -50 fish in 4 hours using just that

[RedHeadedFisherman]

Originally Posted by Katelyn

Hey All,

So the area near and around Calgary is a bit flooded, and has made my fishing spots disappear. I was hoping to get some fishing in on this weekend, especially since I have work off. Does anyone have any spots accessible in
and around Clagary, I am willing to drive on hour or so out of Calgary.

- Katie

could stop in High River and try the intersetion of 1st and center nw lol.. its still under 4 feet of water

[Katelyn]

Thank you for the reply, Sadly I ended up working anyways. Though I can not wait to get out to pine coulee. The plan is to hit it this week, thanks again.

-Katie

[Katelyn]

Originally Posted by RedHeadedFisherman

could stop in High River and try the intersetion of 1st and center nw lol.. its still under 4 feet of water

Thank You for the directions, it not on the map in the fishing mag Ihave, it has a descrition but to small to see on the map, and hard to google. Thanks