A River Never Sleeps

Thanks for all the Doli info! Im moving to Alaska (Alagnak River) this summer for guiding job and was very informative.
Capt. Kevin P Bonasera <bonaserk2@yahoo.com>
Sarasota, FL USA -

Wonderful site love to get lost in your writings. I have worked in the Bella Coola valley a few years ago. Incredible country and people. Keep up the great site.Hope to get back to Bella Coola some day on the end of a fly rod. Cheers Len Mack
Len Mack <gladowl@comcast.net>
Petaluma, California -

Great Site I enjoy everything about it. I really like the articles and the photography is wonderful.
Jason Downing <downingjason@hotmail.com>
Pacifica, California USA -

Nice Site
Ryan Crater <rycacrater@msn.com>
Shelton, WA USA -

Found you by accident, looking forward to exploring what looks like a wonderful site.
Paul <antes@verizon.net>
Allison Park, Pennsylvania USA -

This site, i happened upon by accident. I'll have to spend some time checking things out but so far this is great information.
Jim McGeachie <kelseyhayes@execulink.com>
Innerkip, Ontario Canada -

This is one of the best angling websites that I've had the pleasure of finding...it has all the hallmarks of a good site - clarity of information, logical layout and above all straight talking. Many thanks and congradulations to the folk that put this site together. kind regards from Bonnie Scotland. Roddy
Roddy Finnie <roddyfinnie@hotmail.com>
Glasgow, NA Scotland -

Boy this site makes us homesick, we will be back there in Dec 04, and dream of floating a line from our riverside home nr Taupo. Available from Jan04, 3 acre garden setting by the waikato river
ian <ianfoster@ihug.co.nz>
Taupo, (Cloudcroft), New Mexico USA -

Very beautiful site, and well written article!
Victoria Cook <stancook@telus.net>
Campbell River, British Columbia Canada -

Nice looking flys.
Joseph Graziose <graziose@mac.com>
Woodland, CA USA -

Fabulose web site, enjoy your articles particulary the one on Greater Georgia Basin steelhead, don't lose them, beautiful fish, beautiful country, Peter Wilton fly fishing guide,Taupo New Zealand.
Peter Wilton <wiltonflyfish@actrix.co.nz>

This has got to be the best website on the net, keep up the good work. Poppa corny <poppaoly@hotmail.com>
P. M., B.C. Gods -

Very interesting-informative information about bears and human injury. You've got the best bear man in the world right there in Bella Coola, James Gary Shelton. I highly recommend his books to everyone. Keep up the good work. Hopefully it will save human and bear lives. Best wishes, Larry Kaniut
Larry Kaniut <kaniut@alaska.net>
Anchorge, AK USA -

Greetings from The Na Gan Cearta Tribe of Lough Neagh .Our Totem Fish is The Dollaghan .We are The Indigenous Native Irish Fisher People who live all around it and still have to pay THE RENT to an Absentee English LORD for His Permission to Harvest the Fish in it. 342 years now in Feudal Servitude .
Brian F. Hannon <LoughNeagh@Ireland.com >
Dungannon , Ulster Northern Ireland -

What a great magazine. I enjoy the relevance of the articles to what is going on with our salmon, steelhead and cutthroat trout. Also, kudos to you for the high quality of the writing by your contributors. Your magazine is simply outstanding and on my list of Favorites. Les Johnson
Les Johnson <les.johnson5@verizon.net>
Redmond, Washington 98052 USA -

A real interesting site which was just forwarded to me by my daughter. I look forward to reading all the articles Thanks
Gladys Paulson <jopaulson@telus.net>
Big Lake Ranch, Brithsh Columbia Canada -

I too, live on a river that never sleeps, after running a youth camp for 12 year olds, my next project is to construct an acclimation pond that will produce chinook and steelhead in the lower Sandy River, 23 miles from Portland, Or,
gus kriara <farwst@spiritone.com>
portland, oregon usa -

Great site! Very encouraging! Thanks
Maria Gentile <maria_g@telusplanet.net>
Calgary, Alberta Canada -

Wow: What a great site. Keep up the good work on keeping us informed as to what is happening on OUR lake. You can be certain I will be referring my friends to your site.
Donald C.MacDonald <flyline@sprynet.com>
Boswell, BC -

I feel very honoured to experience the enlightenment of fellow fly fishers. Regards and long loops!
Ian Ward <Stealthwr@netscape.net>
North Vancouver, British Columbia Canada -

Born near the water of Coastal B.C., existing in central Alberta where the water is still too stiff for fly fishing, 'A River Never Sleeps'is a wonderful reminder that 'ice will pass'. Thanks
Dave Denholm <holmsden@telusplanet.net>
Stettler, Alberta Canada -

Nice work.
Peggy Renfranz <mrenfranz@aol.com>
Westwood, MA USA -

Cool Site! Bel Sito! I add your URL in my site: www.pippam.too.it
"Annahuel" <annahuel@hotmail.com>
Italy -

Great work - i enjoyed your images .
Anthony Roach
Oz -

quite a good site to go through.
umuwa <mugu@mugu.com>
lome, TOGO -

I came here to research for my project on the Bella Coola but I didn’t exactly find what I was looking for which is some pictures, descriptions, on the Bella Coola clothing. I did find some interesting things though, and I love British Columbia. I have been there twice and I want to live there when i'm older. I am 11 years old in grade six and I go to St. Michaels School. I just started going there and its great! thanks for all your help, Madeline (maddie)
maddie joy ungurain <maddiegirl_@hotmail.com>
cambridge, ontario canada -

I like your site and insight.
Robert L. Linfoot <rlinfoot@san.rr.com>
San Diego, California USA -

Just started reading info on your site. heading for Dragon Lake, BC Sept. 3,2002 for some fly fishing. Then maybe Nimpo.
lloyd david early <carollloyd6@attbi.com>
ferndale, wa usa -

I'm sad to see he has passed on now. I just felt that I needed to find out more about this man. Now I want to read all of his books. Great web site. Thank you Ken Harris
Ken harris <superboss1@hotmail.com>
Bakersfield, California USA -

Some of the rare quality time I spend on the internet is owed to this informative e-zine. Keep up the great work. It is inspiring and refreshing features and articles that keep me coming back. Thanx!
Gord

COOL SITE!
kadean <kadeanboyles@pwsb33.ab.ca>
Bezanson, Alberta Canada -

Glad to be added to your guestbook list. Awesome site! Sher
Sherry Muse <sherrym7@earthlink.net>
Brawley, California Inperial -

Great site. As a very concerned x comercial fisherman I would like to say we have to stop the farming of salmon in the open waters of British Columbia now. Its almost too late. As a side note I have been working in the Arctic over the last year. In a conversation with the local fisheries biologist I asked if he could confirm local rumors I had been hearing of pacific salmon being caught in the Arctic Ocean over the last few years. Guess what.
C Brown <thunder@bcinternet.net>
Inuvik, NWT Canada -

I am an avid sports fisherman and it makes me sick to think that for profit industry could destory our salmon stocks. Please keep up the great work and pressure on our government for immediate change before it is to late.
Robert Penny <onecent@telus.net>
Nanaimo, B.C. Canada -

Keep up the good work
brian pole <bvpoole@telus.net>
surrey, bc canada -

Wow, great site. I really like it. Naturally also listed in Netscape ODP Directory in: http://dmoz.org/Recreation/Outdoors/Fishing/Fly_Fishing/Magazines_and_E-zines/
Cheers Harry http://www.geocities.com/flugfiskarn/
Harry <harry@flugfiska.nu>
Sweden -

Thank God somebody cares. When it comes to money and politicians, nothing is sacred, as long as they have their important high paying jobs! There is no way have I ever, or, would I ever, purchase their Atlantic salmon. Soon we will have nothing left of our wild salmon, as they used to be. Take a lot of pictures for our grandchildren so that they will know what a salmon is. (or was)
Mrs Linda Lavigne <mitsu2@direct.ca>
Langley, B.C. Canada -

It is beyond my belief that an "Informed Government" could put $$ ahead of health and welfare of all living spicies. I also do not understand why they have to use "Atlantic Salmon." Maybe the same health problems would arise from Pacific Salmon? But it seems to make sense to use a local fish, that also needs some help to survive?
Greg Mathews <greg.mathews@telus.net>
Coquitlam, British Columbia Canada -

Thank-you for the information and insight on the issue of salmon farming. An avid listener of Rafe Mair, I have been thirsty for more info. Given the evidence of wrongdoing, is there anyone or any group that can be charged in a court of law? Please excuse my ignorance and simplistic approach, but could an activist group such as the Stealhead Society, etc, level a charge of some type against the apropriate gov't ministry? Or, along the same lines, could such a group state on public record what environmental damages they see coming, thus having a basis for a future neglegence charge if and when said damages occur in the furture? Thank-you for everything.
Brett Layne <brettandchris@telus.net>
Surrey, bc canada -

As an avid fisher of Lower Mainland Waters for many years this fish farming issue deeply concerns my friends and I. We should be feeding smoked Farmed atlantic salmon to the Federal Liberals at their caucus meetings.
Dion Perry <chilco@attcanada.ca>
WaterValley, Alberta Canada -

I boycotte farmed atlantic salmon at restuarants and seafood moungers.
matt phillips <mr_vin41@hotmail.com>
surrey, BC Canada -

Being as nieve as we are about ecology, we should know better than to test the boundaries of an eco-system without knowing how badly we could affect it. As we have no way of knowing the reprucusions of our actions and no way of knowing how or if we can fix any problems we create, fish farming should be banned regardless of the economical situation of our province.
Dan <dannoschold@hotmail.com>
N. Van., BC Canada -

Keep up the fight, this insanity has to stop! The actions today will be a mess that our children have to clean up...if they can.
David Riggs <davidriggs@shaw.ca>
Surrey, BC Canada -

Thank you for keeping the focus on this issue. It is extremely troubling that the number of"unknowns" to humans and the potential devastation to wild stocks may be overlooked. The voice of BC must be heard!
C. Atchison <catchison@aspect.bc.ca>
Victoria, BC Canada -

I hope those in power are listening, but I'm afraid that people who make large donations to the provincial Liberal party tend to be listened to first. Pacific Salmon don't have a lot of cash!
D.Malcolm Johnston <dmjohnston@imag.net>
Delta, BC Canada -

Great site, will tell all to come to you site.
Alan G. Crozier <al_marlene@telus.net>
Nanaimo, BC Canada -

Just came across your site today, and have glanced through the articles, which are impressive. I sincerely hope this website helps bring to light the problems with fishfarming. Good work, great stories........ Keep it up.....
Harry Paulsen <hpaulsen@oberon.ark.com>
Campbell River, BC -

Keep up the good work..................
Gordon Larkin <glarkin@clc-ctc.ca>
BC Canada -

Very well done! THANK YOU for providing such a simple, straightforward and well written site to help us understand some of the situation lying behind all the rhetoric in the media etc.
Natalie Affolter <naffolter@telus.net>
Summerland, BC -

Everyone needs to see "A River Never Sleeps". Please continue to keep this issue high profile!
Marilyn McKee <mrmckee@shaw.ca>
Victoria, BC -

I will never look at the ocean the same again. This site scares me. We cannot sit back and let this happen to our oceans. Thank you.
Nicole Lambert <lambertsare@shaw.ca>
Vancouver, B.C. Canada -

I have just found your site, and will make sure that my family and friends - all of whom agree with the fight against fish farming - also log on.
Mary Hood <bassitone@shaw.ca>
Langley, B.C. Canada -

I love ur site!!!!its gr-8!!!!
xxxx <princesscho@aol.com>
dd, i jjjj -

I just want to say thanks to all of you involved with this site!!!!!! Keep up the good work!!!
Ray Shaw <ray-shaw@shaw.ca>
Comox, BC Canada -

This problem is something that will affect generations to come and is worth fighting for,Loved your article. Keep up the great work
Candice and Greg Brown <flowerslady@shaw.ca>
Surrey, british Columbia Canada -

Great site! Keep up the great work some more pictures would be nice.I belong to a group of concerned citizens in the greater vancouver area that are dedicated to preserve fish and wildlife habitats in the hydecreek watershed.We run a small fish hatchery where we are presently holding 40,000 coho salmon eggs.How about doing an investigation on the spread of Bass in the fraser valley!!! thank you TED.....
Ted Wingrove ( Hydecreek Watershed Society ) <hydecreekws@hotmail.com>
Port Coquitlam, B.C Canada -

What can be done with this gross misconduct of OUR British Colombia. who benefits from fish feed lots?
rik wagner <sorry e mail block>
213 lindsay st kimberley, BC -

Once again I would like to take an opportunity to congratulate the people behind this website. In Currents , this month, describes the horrendous state that we have let our coastal environments evolve to. We must now take a stand against the corporate cartels that are placing one of our most treasured birthrights in jeopardy. If you are reading this, then I know you care about the life that is around you. "Our first objective is the preservation of Pacific Salmon" Roderick Haig-Brown (as member of the International Pacific Salmon Commission)
Greg Rebar <grebar@eplanet.ca>
Nanaimo/ Echo Bay/ Whistler, BC Canada -

Enjoyed your article on the river finn, have to say sadly part of the river belongs to the Mackie family who ran an enginering plant in west belfast that employed mainly 90% prodestant workers.
Patrick Mc mahon <packymac999@aol.com>
belfast, antrim ireland -

Great site. Well done to all concerned. I particularly enjoyed the Taupo story by Mike Sayle and look forward to the next instalment.
Mike Maidment
Perth, WA Australia -

A River Never Sleeps Editors, I've just completed reading the interesting pitches about the obviously dedicated staff (partners?) of "A River Never Sleeps", I admit to holding, possibly expecting, reservations about some of the generalizations expressed, to their interviewers, by the promising writers. Like many a jealous oldtimer, I'm poised to challenge brash outpourings. Be warned, fellows, among us oldsters there still are a few who own red pencils and can, figuratively, be provoked into weilding them on the net.
Lee Straight <LELANDS@INTERCHG.UBC>
Vancouver, B.C. CANADA -

Love the site!
Eric Dehn <ericdehn@attbi.com>
Aurora, Colorado USA -

Great site, found it be accident now have it as my favorites, your outdoor pictures second to none.
Brian Gustason <gussy@uniserve.com>
Squamsh, B.C Canada -

Haig-Brown has been a life-long inspiration to me. Canada's gain was Britain's loss.
Paul Boote <paul_boote@yahoo.com>
London, England -

Great site, excellent articles and photography will be back many times again for sure Happy new year ! Hal Eckert
Hal Eckert <eckhal@attbi.com>
Oak Lawn, Illinois USA -

I agree whole heartedly that we should uncover these streams.
gloria rhodes
vancouver, bc canada -

I thought that the article on the rough-bellied newt was wonderful. I have two newts of my own, but they are "fire-bellied" newts. Sadly from a petstore, but I figured I could put them in a better environment than that of the pet store! Take care everyone and learn somethin new every day. Rivers~ Keep on truckin :) ~Devlin
Devlin <Innisfreed@aol.com>
West Newbury & Poultney, MA & VT USA -

Hi Nick , Very nice site. ( like the BC part). Me 1st time trip to BC in September looks so far away already , your site makes me to look forward for the next time. grts. Cornelis
Cornelis van Leeuwen <Corneel77@hotmail.com>
Alphen aan den Rijn, Zuid-holland The Netherlands -

Hi. Found your site through anglers atlas. Had a thourough look thru and have enjoyed your info. Saw the Upper Pitt for the first time a while ago on Sportfishing BC. Looks like the fisherman's paradise!! Hopefully I will be able to see it first hand one of these days. Question: can you access the lodge by jet boat?
Regards, Ken Grant.
Ken Grant <tkgrant@telus.net>
Mission, BC -

Hi, complements for your great site, I will add youre link on my flyfishing linkpage from the Netherlands, http://vliegvissen.pagina.nl tight lines. Peter
Peter <vliegvissen@pagina.nl>
amsterdam, Netherlands -

Love your web site. I never let on when my daughter decided to go to college in Calgary that I knew there was fishing in the area. Now when I travel from Spokane to Calgary, thanks to your info, I'm having a lot more fun. Keep it up
Bart Dean <bart@northwestsales.com>
Anchorage & Spokane, Alaska & Wash. USA -

Congratulations on your well constructed and very informative site. A look at your staff speaks of the credibility involved. Your timely coverage of the Salmon farming dilemma is more than welcomed. It begins to make real the public awareness nessecary to remove this serious threat to the wild stocks of our coast.
Greg Rebar <grebar@shaw.ca>
Nanaimo / Echo Bay, BC Canada -

I am having trouble staying connected on your site.Don't know why. Do you? Too bad.
michael wigle <mwigle@belco.bc.ca>
bella coola, b.c. canada -

Mike! great to hear from you up there. The problem your are having staying connected to our site would be either in your settings on your computer, bad telephone lines up there in rural British Colmubia or with your ISP (Internet Service Provider). Please check with your ISP and see if they can offer some help. Also many thanks for all your great photos that help make this site what it is.
Nick webmaster@ariverneversleeps.com

I will get back to y'all, especially before Summer as my wife teaches at OSU and we like to come up to Vancover Island for a few days.
Ralph Shuey <basye@hiwaay.net>
Huntsville, Alabama USA -

It would add to the website if you added more information on Alberta's flyfishing. Great site!!
Eelpout <flyfishesalberta@hotmail.com>
Ft. Sask., AB Canada -

Nice site, will be coming back to it whan I have more time to check out the links.
Tony Spezio <FlyTyr@southshore.com>
Flippin, Arkansas USA -

Dear Glen, Nick, Mark and Crew, Another spectacular edition. Without doubt the finest internet based publication of its type in the world. Keep it up Cheers Rick Persse - Australia
Rick Persse <persse.rick@saugov.sa.gov.au>
Adelaide, SA Australia -

Your web site has been an inspiration to me. It is so beautiful and captures the reasons we fish. I love photography and have used your site to help me develope my own FF'ing web site. Thanks again for giving we that fish such a pleasent place to visit.
Carl D. DeFazio <cddefazio@citlink.net>
Romney, WV USA -

Thankfully the great weather on the Skagit left the web site address in tact on the back of your truck at site #2. We just had to visit as soon as we returned (very reluctantly) to civilization,and glad we did. Good luck and hope you guys get lots of advertising support. By the way if anyone finds a green drake emerger in the mouth of what must be an 18 to 20 inch beauty in front of campsite 13, it belongs to Linda!
Mal & Linda Shephard <lmshephard@sprint.ca>
Surrey, BC Canada -

Keep up the excellent work; I want to stay posted.
Glenn Rabuka <grabuka@img.net>
Penticton, B.C. Canada -

An interesting site!
Mike Maclean <MIKEANDDUEY@HOME.COM>
Kamloops, British Columbia Canada -

Someone on the Virtual Flyshop bulletin board suggested people look at this site and I'm glad I did. It's real quality in form and substance. Thanks for a great site that is tempting me to head north of the boarder again soon.
Larry Tullis <larrytullis@home.com>
Taylorsville, Utah USA -

Fantastic site, beautiful pictures, I can almost smell the fresh air, and feel the cool waters.
Shefishs <Shefishs@hotmail.com>
Costa Rica -

Great site, I was directed here a note on the Virtual Flyshop bb and I have really enjoyed it.
Ellot Glassman <eglassmn@hotmail.com>
Creve Coeur, , Missouri USA -

Great site!!!!!!!!!!!! #1
Brian DeGear <degear1456@home.com>
Coquitlam, B.C Canada -

A really great site. Great articles. I may never fish BC, but your site gives me feel for what it's like. Since the first time I found this site, I've fished up there in my mind more than once. I also like the download-able pictures. I have several and one of them is my wallpaper now. Regards, Bob , FF@digest-er
Bob Bentley <bbentley@senco.com>
Loveland, Ohio USA -

It is so nice to see the level of professionalism exhibited in your e-magazine. Every feature demonstrates the highest quality, and a sense of caring about the fish we catch as well as the equipment. Thank you.
Philip F. Duffy <pfduffy@widomaker.com>
Williamsburg, VA United States of America -

Gentlemen ... thank you for providing me with some much needed wilderness. Best regards, Christian
Christian 'Pickle Boy' Thalacker <christian@itvp.com>
Washington, DC USA -

Hi Mark! Hi Nick! I'm happy I finally stumbled upon your site. Let's wet a line one of these days.. Poul
Poul Bech <pbbech@home.com>
Coquitlam, BC -

This is a beautiful site, IMHO one of the best angling sites on the 'Net, and I've seen a good many of 'em! Congratulations! KW
Ken Woodward <kwoodwar@telus.net>
Kelowna, BC -

I have finally found a home.
Richard J. Papp <tartansailor@dmv.com>
Milton, DE USA -

Peter McMullan, Peter it was good to have you and Daphne here and sorry about the fishing due to the weather. Hope you are catching plenty in N.Z.,Regards Dick and Marion
Dick Love <rgl1@ozemail.com.au>
Tuross Head ,, N.S.W. 2537 Australia -

Two of the greatest pursuits in life...fly fishing and photojournalism. Nick, you have blended them nicely.
Brad Graverson <brad.graverson@daily breeze.com>
Torrance, CA USA -

Your magazine The River Never Sleeps is the best on the Web. Cannot be Beat, keep up the good Work,enjoy it very much.
Edward Catcavage <Ednhelen@webtv.net>
Shenandoah, Pennsylvania U.S.A. -

Mark et al. You guys are doing a terrific job with this magazine. Fabulous content. Do you guys have a day job?
Bart Simmons <Barts@telus.net>
West Vancouver, BC Canada -

First time visitor, I heard about your website at a Steelhead Workshop. We support and raise Steelhead,Cutthroat, Pinks,Chum and Coho, we should have Chinook but 3 of our species are in trouble. Please visit KEEPS www.keeps.org - Thanks again it's great to see.
KEEPS - Kanaka Education & Environmental Partnership Society <Dave admin@keeps.org>
Maple Ridge, , B.C. Canada -

Thank you for creating a wonderful site where we can spend some time being close to the rivers we love when we can't be on the rivers we love...
Randy Harris <rharboy@aol.com>
Walnut Creek, California USA -

It's -20 C and we have 60 cm of snow on the ground. Our rivers and lakes are frozen over until April. However I was able to spend a most enjoyable interlude " e-fishing" thanks to your outstanding web site. Much appreciated !
Bob McConnachie <bob.mcconnachie@sympatico.ca>
Lennoxville, Quebec Canada -

Congratulations on a beautiful site. I have really enjoyed my visit and will return again.
thomas reynolds <tkr9240@aol.com>
Boise, Idaho usa -

Glen and North Crew, Again you have provided much enjoyment in "A River Never Sleeps" Keep up the excellent work. Dennis
Dennis Conrad "Conranch Hackles" <conranch@ipeg.com>
Elk, WA USA -

Nice relaxing materail for urban-bound fly fishermen.
Joe Kissane <kissane@myfavoritei.com>
Chicago, Illinois, USA -

I have been trying to find sites like this one for months! This is a great (and refreshing change) site and I love the articles and photos. Keep up the good work!
Eric Schwab <easchwab@yahoo.com>
Aurora, Colorado USA -

I am a fisheries biologist for Elwha Klallam Tribe and an avid proponent and practitioner for NW salmon restoration. How about an article updating whats going on in the process of removing the Elwha dams. Now that Gorton is out of the senate (but possibly our next Sec. of the Interior) will the process to remove both dams simultaneuosly proceed or will the forces of evil prevail to force the one dam at a time removal scenario (would about double the cost and could cause the process to fail, which is of course what certain politcos would like to see happen). As much light as possible needs to be focused on this issue as soon as possible. If Bush wins the presidency he should be gently encouraged to appoint someone more moderate to the Interior post than Gorton who will be another James Watts.
Ted Schmidt <tschmidt@elwha.nsn.us>
Port Angeles, WA USA -

One of the best sites I have ever had the pleasure of visiting. Keep up the good work.
Centerpin <http://msnhomepages.talkcity.com/RallyRd/centerpin/>
Terrace, BC Canada -Gill McKean <gmckean@kermode.net>
Terrace, B.C. Canada -

Nick, The site is GREAT! I've been inspired to blow the dust off of the steelhead rod and head out. Later, Kip
Kip Frasz <buster @silk.net>
Kelowna, BC Canada -

Some Internet sites just leap out at you and make you go WOW! Yours is really top notch. I am blown away by the quality of the layout, the writing and the photography.
Michael Fisher <mfisher@dgs.dgsys.com>
Centreville, VA USA -

Once again, great work you guy`s. It just keeps getting better and better. It is now five months since I fly-fished your great country, can`t wait for the next season as we are coming back for more. Thanks for the pleasure in reading great articles.
Derek Cornish <cornish@eastcoast .co.za>
Gillitts, Natal South Africa -

Great website - Is there a way I can download your gorgeous calendar pictures directly onto my computer to use as wallpaper? I'll pass the word to all the L.I. Flyrodder members about this site.
Lee Weil <outrider@email.lifr.org>
Westbury, New York USA -

Great site with interesting stories and good graphics. Does not overload with slow loading graphics. Outstanding pictures.
Phil Cornelius <PCornelius@InfoAve.net>
Columbia, South Carolina US -

Just got back from another 30+ fish day on the Bow River finally had time to check out the story, It's great you've done an excellent job with the web page and Mike's pics "nuff said"( I'll have to thank him for sending the pic of me kissing the rainbow! nice touch) hope to here from you soon. must get back to tying Sandpiper patterns.
Jon Pease <jpease9@earthlink.net>
Calgary, alberta Canada -

Good writing, good book, great website!
Robert H. Jones and Vera <bobjones@mars.ark.com>
Courtenay, B.C. Canada -

Having never fished the west coast of Canada I found your site very interesting.
Dick Reynolds <wintersurf@aol.com>
Farmington River Anglers Association,
West Simsbury, Connecticut USA -

If anybody needs a lesson in beautifull web sights, I'll send them here. Thank you.
Jim Rose <ve7jtr@islandnet.com>
Cobble Hill, B.C. Canada -

Hi Mark I have not yet gone nuts the story ON THE OK RIVER really hits a spot for me Just have to love that place Great idea keep all the rivers alive. Thanks.
Timothy Hume <ecosse55@hotmail.com>
Salt Spring Island, B.C. Canada -

Great site Nick keep up the good work
Ian and Kathy Clark <coast_flies@sunshine.net>
Gibsons, BC Canada -

Excellent site. E-mag is a concept who's time has come. Have referred to your site in FF club column. Regards
Glen Spackman <greenair@paradise.net.nz>
Wellington, New Zealand -

As the Executive Director of the Grande Ronde Model Watershed Program, the coordination body for over 5200 square miles, we are always looing for new, yet reliable ways to add to our watershed enhancement programs. The last time "fertilization" was discussed around here, we were asked by many to show the "science" behind the concept. Now, it appears that we have it, thanks to you. Our friends at DEQ are skeptical, however, and we need a sure fire way to allay their fears. Can you help with that, too?
Jeff Oveson <joveson@eou.edu>
LaGrande, Oregon USA

Hey there Nick, You can't talk about the Bow river and have a picture of "Mount Snoopy" or Mount Hector in the background, like a river we are supposed to find! I loved the story great photos Rene. PS I have climed that mountain and you should see the valley from up there AWESOME RPJ
Rene Johnston <renejohnston@hotmail.com>
Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Finally found you. My brother, Alan, and several others told me about you, but I couldn't seem to link up. Now I have been away a month, tried again, and there you are -- looking just great.
Valerie Haig-Brown <vhaigbro@telusplanet.net>
Waterton Park, Alberta Canada -

I stumbled onto this site quite by accident and have come back regularly ever since. One question: Anyone know where I can buy copies of R. Haig-Brown's books? So far, I have only ever found them in libraries and at antique booksellers, where they cost quite a bit. Thanks for any help.
Nicolas Baltazar <nicolas.baltazar@sympatico.ca>
Kuujjuaq, Qubec Canada
(Nicolas, when looking for Haig-Brown books we start in his old home town of Campbell River, B.C. at Page 11 Books. Ask for the owner Margo at (250) 286-6476. The Editors)

After a recent trip to the Upper Pitt River and having the good fortune to hook a couple wild steelhead, I can't comprehend what the government would be thinking by allowing a gravel pit to destroy this special place. Keep up the good work and keep us informed.
Steve Sache <ssache@direct.ca>
Delta, Canada

One of the best sites I've seen so far, simple and to the point with great pictures. When I heard the sound of your homepage, I reached for my flyrod.
Dick Klinkhamer <hammers@wanadoo.nl>
Soest, The Netherlands

I wasn't expecting a site like this. The design of this site is the greatest, and the contents are better than any other sites!
Keisuke Sasaki
Hiroshima City, Hiroshima, Japan

The graphics, layout, and content are all first-rate....awesome. In fact, I can think of none better. Keep up the excellent work.
Jan Peter <jpeter@nrcan.gc.ca>
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

Nick, I had no idea....this site is awesome. Everyone is gonna hear about it from me. Of course, great photos and great words. Well done. Rene
Rene Johnston <renejohnston@hotmail.com>
Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Well done! I will pass this url around.
Tom Stowe <stowefamily@dccnet.com>
Delta, British Columbia, Canada

Nick "The Dude" Didlick is THE GREATEST. More incredible work from an Incredible Guy. Many Thanks, Nicky Dude!
Jim "His Dude-liness" Sugar <jimsugar@aol.com>
Mill Valley, California 94941 USA

Glenn Baglo has kept us posted on the developments and new issues of *A River Never Sleeps*, this is appreciated by many. I was reviewing a video taken on the Bulkley River and reading the report on the same river in this issue of *A River Never Sleeps*. We certainly hope the folks who read this article will appreciate being made aware of this. I can only hope the Scientific Process are grounded in solid research and not left to Serendipity. I appreciate the effort put forth by the folks involved in *A River Never Sleeps*.
Leslie Benscoter <scooter@casco.net>
Deadwood, Oregon USA

Thanks for the great articles and pattern pictures!
Martin Westbeek <deltacomm@wxs.nl>
Oisterwijk, Netherlands