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Steve Morrow
Steve grew up in southern British Columbia and has been fishing from a young age. Eventually he moved to the British Columbia interior to pursue an education in fish and wildlife management, journalism and environmental science. Over the last 15 seasons he has had the pleasure of working on rivers near his home like the Harrison and Fraser, on fabled trout streams like the Chilko and even in Patagonia. After a decade guiding on the Dean he now has the good fortune of working on the creeks of Haida Gwaii, up and down the coast of British Columbia and the Skeena region each fall with Epic Waters Angling.
Steve is an FFF certified two-handed casting instructor (THCI) and in his spare time he can be found slacking off on the banks of his favorite steelhead river the Thompson. Steve resides in Smithers, BC with his wife Dana.
He has been a part of Epic Waters Angling since the beginning and excited to move forward on all the future adventures!
Steve is an FFF certified two-handed casting instructor (THCI) and in his spare time he can be found slacking off on the banks of his favorite steelhead river the Thompson. Steve resides in Smithers, BC with his wife Dana.
He has been a part of Epic Waters Angling since the beginning and excited to move forward on all the future adventures!
Common Casting Mistakes for the Newbie and Beyond
I still have days on the water when everything falls apart. Throughout the season the avid angler changes gear on the regular and it all acts different. One guys favorite rod is the next guys POS award winner and while…
Landing Fish with a Net- How to Impress your Guide
This blog starts with one big assumption- you want to impress your guide. If not at least it will help you land more fish. Landing Fish with the Help of a Net The days are gone where nets were all…
How you can help- watch fish porn
Just down the road from us here in Smithers the picturesque town of Hazelton sits at the foot of the Hagwilget peak. A town with deep native tradition and a resource rich ethos, tourism is the backbone of the economy.…
Fisherman 5 with Amy Hazel
I caught up with Amy in November fresh off her annual pilgrimage to the Bulkley with friends. As long as I’ve known Amy she’s been an industry staple owning and operating Deschutes Angler with her husband John in Maupin, Oregon.…
Remembering the Greats
As a kid growing up in Vancouver trips to the river were rare but very welcoming. I had the bug and could never kick the habit. I spent long hours tying flies, watching videos and reading books – you know…
Fisherman 5- Tom Derry
Tom Derry is the executive director of the Native Fish Society and has dedicated his life to the conservation of anadromous fish on the westcoast. When not fishing he can be found somewhere in the Skeena drainage his home away…
The Rookie Guides Handbook- Sarcastic Edition
In continuing a long standing tradition of drowning in sarcasm I’d like to submit my latest installment. I’ve been guilty of all the rules at some point and likely all together a time or two. I stand behind none of…
Throwback- Telly’s Grill
Update July 2019: Since the early days of this restaurant Telly’s has been consistently smashing its records and continuing unrivaled local growth. With big plans for the future and continued customer satisfaction central, Telly’s remains a Bulkley Valley staple. When…
Throwback – King Salmon on the Fly
A summary about the changes we’ve seen in flyfishing for chinooks, the misconceptions and the way it’s shaped how we now target the king of Pacific salmon. Although people have been targeting kings on a fly for many years it…
Fisherman 5 – Tim Arsenault
Fishermans 5- Tim Arsenault Arsenault (pictured left drinking large beer) has been a staple in the Vancouver flyshop scene and competitive casting circles for many years. Always the smiling face behind the counter and the commanding presence behind the long…