Fly Fishing Alberta's Blackstone River
Central Alberta lays claim to some of the best cutthroat rivers in North America, among them the Blackstone. Shelley Bindon of the Edmonton Journal writes about wet-wading the Blackstone with caddisflies and stimulators.
“So, the Blackstone is lovely. It’s a foot to three feet deep and ripples along its bendy, rock-bottomed course. It teems with life, as evidenced by hoofprints and scat piles along the banks.”
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