How much do we have and how will it affect the fishing is a common question when people are inquiring about a trip and it's a good question to ask. There's a lot of prognosticating when it comes to this and I often shove my wading boot in my mouth when I make this prediction but here we go.
We have lower than normal snowpack in most drainages of the Kootenays which means we should have an amazing golden stonefly hatch on the Elk and some drake eating trout on the Slocan to feed. That will be the big difference from the last several years when we were inundated with H20.
Here's a link to the data collected so far for this year. (search for the Kootenay listings, East for Fernie/West for Nelson
Snow Pack
I'd prognasticate more later but for now I will guarantee myself some sleep.
Mighty tired,
gnite
We have lower than normal snowpack in most drainages of the Kootenays which means we should have an amazing golden stonefly hatch on the Elk and some drake eating trout on the Slocan to feed. That will be the big difference from the last several years when we were inundated with H20.
Here's a link to the data collected so far for this year. (search for the Kootenay listings, East for Fernie/West for Nelson
Snow Pack
I'd prognasticate more later but for now I will guarantee myself some sleep.
Mighty tired,
gnite
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