It’s extremely early in the morning when Paul and fishing guide Kensey Cuthbert descend on the misty waters of Vancouver Island’s serene Cowichan River to fish for wild Brown Trout. The black bears and herons are still out searching for food when Paul hooks his first beautiful Brown Trout on the fly, a fine fish of about 2lbs and another quickly follows, even larger. As the morning progresses and the sunlight descends on the river it’s time to pack up and move to the lakes, where they take things a little easier, fly-fishing from armchair style float tubes. But the leisurely floating stops as Paul and Kensey snare some specimen Cutthroat trout, with Kensey catching his personal best Cutthroat of around 5lbs. Next day sees them flying out to Stafford Lake to fish virtually pristine waters for beautiful Rainbow Trout and Dolly Varden