The Green River is 15 miles away, but you would be in the town of same name. My favorite still waters, 100 miles to Pindale, Little Halfmoon, or to South Pass, Fiddler Lake. 80 or so to Big Sandy or Little Sandy rivers, or Sweetwater river. Hope to fish the Green more, especially below Fontenelle Dam and into Seedskadee refuge. Its only about 30 minutes away.
Last edited by Byron Zuehlsdorff; 01-11-2012 at 10:11 PM.
Wyo-Blizzard
About 45 miles ...
... to where I usually start fishing my home water ...
(Click on the pic)
... and 75 miles to lower end of the stretch where I spend most of my time.
Hope you enjoy the sampler from last year's runoff. It gets easier and better when it settles down.
John
The fish are always right.
Home water
Was 5 minutes from the office on the way home- changed jobs - still on the way home but it now takes me 25 minutes to get there, or 2 hours to the cottage for smallmouth.
Originally Posted by DG
17 miles to the closest trout water I would call home. Anything farther away isn't what I would call home water. Once you drive past one of your fishing holes, the "home" part gets a little hard to justify in my mind.
My home water aswell.. 50 minutes away. Ive been fishing in for close to 30 years.
BTW, Great photo DG!
Last edited by DUB; 01-12-2012 at 10:03 PM.
10 minutes for saltwater. 4 hrs for freshwater.
Beaver
100 feet from my back door to world class river smallie fishing. 40 minutes or so to quality trout fishing.
I fish about 190 miles east of here up in the mountains. The creek is a few hundred yards from my cabin and the river is a few miles away by walking or by car. It's funny but way back when I didn't know the creek was nearby when I made an offer on the cabin. It was the dead of winter and the spring thaw brought a wonderful surprise. We still chuckle about it.
Down here in the flats I'm a couple of miles from a small lake but I prefer moving water so I haven't fished it yet.
"I often do not start fishing until the cool of the evening..."
Norman Maclean: A River Runs Through It
234mi. from my driveway to the E. Sierras one way.
Two nearest freshwater trout streams are 200 yds through the woods and a 10 minute drive. Nearest salty fly rodding is about a 15 minute drive.
Max
Two hours in the car north to Sedona
25min in the car north to the Anthem community lake
30 min on the bike to the good spots along the canal in the city
And sometimes Lees Ferry, but that one is a stay over so it takes some planning and saving
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