Click on the image above to be taken to our facebook sweepstakes page. You could win the free fly fishing trip. Trip includes 2 days / 3 nights vacation at Teton Valley Lodge with accommodations, guide service, tackle and meals for two people. Fly fishing trip must be used by September 30 2012. Winner will be announced May 1 2012.
Dry fly fishing can be traced back to the first mention of it in print in an issue of “The Field” dated December 17, 1853. In an article by-lined “The Hampshire Fly Fisher” the writer says: “On the other hand, as far as fly fishing is concerned, fishing upstream, unless you are trying the Carshalton dodge and fishing with a dry fly, is very awkward.”
This plaque was made by some of Alma’s friends and is attached to the chimney on the Old Lodge. I think we all feel the same way and may we all be so lucky. When it comes to the Lord, I hope He doesn’t practice catch and release.
REXBURG, Idaho – The broad-based surveys showed Yellowstone cutthroat were the most widely distributed, and at 2 million fish, the most abundant trout in the state. Catch trends showed the trout were within 4 percent of the catch rates from 1980 to 2000. The findings showed the cutthroat population trends to be stable. “We also studied genetic purity,” Moore said. Those findings showed that Yellowstone
Our guide Jonathan Murray with a sweet early winter brown trout.
