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Girls' Day Out
This is my dear friend Sarah Henry. The one who has pictures of herself fly casting in her wedding dress. The awesome lady who caught a world record rooster fish on her honeymoon. And this is a...
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Introducing the Hatch Finatic
I do loooooove Hatch Reels. I just saw a real life version of the new Finatic today, and it looks so good! Super smooth, tough, and an incredible drag - what more do you want in a reel? Well, now it's...
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After a long hiatus....
I have decided to resurrect The Female Angle. :) It has been a crazy year. I've got a lot of stories to tell, and a lot of pictures to share. Life is good. Complicated, as always, but good. There are...
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Jan-Apr 2012: Tacos, Tequila and Steelhead
Without getting into any of the gory details, the last couple of months of 2011 were not the best. It seemed that, not only just for me, but for other dear friends too, that things just kind of fell...
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May - mid July 2012: Sunshine and Transition
May signalled the wind down to steelhead season. I managed a few more days on the water, mainly on the Squamish and Cheakamus, swinging flies in the fading sunlight on warm spring days. A friend from...
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Mid July - August 2012: Goodbyes and New Beginnings
After leaving Calgary in July after an amazing trip, a conversation with a good friend, Josh, led me to do some serious thinking. Josh owns and operates Out Fly Fishing Outfitters in Calgary, a guiding...
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September 2012: Golden Days and Downtown
September was an incredible month. Guiding stayed busy through to the end of the month, and we fished our butts off. I had the opportunity to guide some former customers from Michael and Young late in...
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Oct - Dec 2012: Browns, Ice and Escaping to Paradise
After a whirlwind couple of months, October slowed down considerably. The weather varied from cold and snowy to warm and sunny. We still had a handful of guided trips, and managed to get out a...
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Reflection
With just a little over seven hours in 2012 left, and after a year of change that went by way too fast, I find myself overwhelmed with nostalgia. Cliche, maybe, but there's a reason that the end of...
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Are you ready?
Here we go 2013! There's so many exciting things to look forward to this year. First up, I am proud to be working for Fly Fusion Magazine and the International Fly Fishing Film Festival. My roles...
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Ms. V
It's been almost four years since my last post dedicated to the lovely April Vokey. Since that time, she and I have come a long way, in both our friendship and our personal lives. I've known Ape for...
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Show Weekend!
Show set up Thursday morning.So happy to see this girl. Love her to bits. Aidan Darby-Miller photo Fly Fusion and IF4 booths.The Western Canadian Fly Fishing Expo is over, and I can't quite believe it....
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Blue Skies and White Peaks
After two weeks of being stuck inside working, it was time to step out for a breath of fresh air. A chinook had made its way to Calgary, and temps were hovering above zero. Four of us piled in the...
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Camera Ready
I don't often set out on a fishing day with a particular photo in mind that I would like to take. Usually I find things to be much more organic than that - the right light, angle and action tend to...
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Chasing Their Dreams
Have I ever mentioned that one of the biggest reasons why I love working in the fly fishing industry is that I get to meet the most incredible people? People who are motivated, talented and passionate,...
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Occupy Skagit
The Skagit River is one of those iconic steelhead rivers, where the elusive silver ghost teases and tantalizes anglers. It's tree lined banks and wide expanse, with snow capped peaks towering in the...
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Home Sweet Home
I love fly fishing. Whatever, whenever, wherever... I just love it. But there is one species that absolutely consumes me, the first I ever went fly fishing for, that has frustrated and rewarded me...
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