Welcome to Our Website
Here you will get a glimpse into our world of
fly fishing, writing, music, photography and art.
You will find changes, last-minute
opportunities and other information.
Check back often so you don't miss anything.
Stay in touch.
Jim and Lynda
Pencil and acrylic paint
Trout Tracks Art
Trout Tracks Art
Also Available at
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Reid's Fly Shop, Edmonton
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Rocky Mountain Fly Shop, Olds
New selection as of June. 2024
Fish Tales Fly Shop, Calgary
Three of Jim's books are available
Trout Tracks
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Trout Streams of Alberta
Water Marks out of print.
Fly-Fishing Western Trout Streams
For more information
visit our books and writing page.
Music Performances with Jim McLennan
Music Performances with Jim McLennan
Jim McLennan's One Tune Concerts
and the
Home Bound Concerts are available on Youtube
Music performances are updated on our music page.
Please check them out we would love to see you there and share our music with you.
Jim McLennan's One Tune Concerts
and theHome Bound Concerts are available on Youtube
Music performances are updated on our music page.
Please check them out we would love to see you there and share our music with you.
Coal In Alberta
Most of you who receive our newsletters are aware of the possibility of increased open-pit coal mining in Alberta and are fully aware of the dire consequences this would have on the foothills and mountains of western Alberta, including its trout streams. This is the biggest threat to this area that we have encountered in our 50-plus-year love affair with the wild country and its trout streams.
Here are four things we're asking you to do:
1.Educate yourself about the issue.
Visit mountainsnotmines.ca for information, updates and suggested ways to take action
2.Complete the Alberta government's coal policy survey here: https://www.alberta.ca/coal-policy-engagement.aspx
3. Watch this video, put together by our good friends at Fish Tales Fly Shop: https://youtu.be/g1LrEssHQXc
4.Make the situation known to your friends, especially those outside the fly-fishing community. Many people are unaware or unconcerned about this, and we need to make them aware.
5. Take action.
Coal In Alberta
Most of you who receive our newsletters are aware of the possibility of increased open-pit coal mining in Alberta and are fully aware of the dire consequences this would have on the foothills and mountains of western Alberta, including its trout streams. This is the biggest threat to this area that we have encountered in our 50-plus-year love affair with the wild country and its trout streams.
Here are four things we're asking you to do:
1.Educate yourself about the issue.
Visit mountainsnotmines.ca for information, updates and suggested ways to take action
2.Complete the Alberta government's coal policy survey here: https://www.alberta.ca/coal-policy-engagement.aspx
3. Watch this video, put together by our good friends at Fish Tales Fly Shop: https://youtu.be/g1LrEssHQXc
4.Make the situation known to your friends, especially those outside the fly-fishing community. Many people are unaware or unconcerned about this, and we need to make them aware.
5. Take action.
