Fly Water Travel update 2022
Last Winter, I was contacted by Ken Morrish, the founder of Fly Water Travel and long-time commercial fly designer. A mutual Freind had sent him my way and he was wondering what I was doing with my Bow River Camps. We had a great chat about the Camp, Flies and design, Steelheading, Guiding etc. We picked a date for him to come and check out the Camp to see if it was something that we were both interested in.
In Early August, I hosted Ken Morrish and Amber Toner in Camp. Amber is a longtime friend who came to take photos for the Flywater travel catalogue. They had some great fishing and saw a good representation of the river getting some great fish on foam, streamers and leeches. I’m happy and proud to they will now be booking some of my two-night/ three-day camp trips.
I look forward to working with them and spending even more time in the Camp. The Bow River Camp program is now up on their website and Ken also published this article on the Flywater Blog.
JIm and I during a Pizza Battle. Everyone wins, I am classic guy and he is pretentious pizza. Some evening we make as many as 8 varieties. (Photo Credit: Amber Toner)
It’s a BYOB type of camp.
(Photo Credit: Amber Toner)
Evening by the fire.
(Photo Credit: Amber Toner)
The work doesn’t stop just because the boats are parked. I still enjoy using camp as my cooking outlet.
(Photo Credit: Amber Toner)
The single occupancy tent.
(Photo Credit: Amber Toner)
The Vessels an d the sunset.
(Photo Credit: Amber Toner)
Where the Magic happens.
(Photo Credit: Amber Toner)
Lukas cooking up lunch for Ken and Amber.
(Photo Credit: Amber Toner)
Many magical evening have been spent in camp. It seems whatever the weather brings we always find a way to enjoy it.
(Photo Credit: Amber Toner)
The Big Tent.
(Photo Credit: Amber Toner)
If you are interested in booking a camp please contact FlyWater Travel for availability.