Here are some of the pics of the fly fishing trip. Some of the kids had to use casting rods because I simply didn’t have enough fly rods for all to use. It was sure a fun trip and again thank you for all your help. I posted these pics of another board, but you can all view them there.
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Now that is fantastic! I love those pictures of the snow falling, the kids not giving up fishing, and that huge fire. Oh, to be a kid again with such a good advocate as you are.
Ranchwife,
Too cool! That is one outing those kids will never forget. Looks like you have fishing partners for life.
RanchWife,
In two words:
WOW & Wow !!
Good job 
Christopher Chin
Jonquiere Quebec
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What a kewl lake! Among other grandness.
…lee s.
What a great thing you did, those kids will remember that trip their whole lives. You might have even turned out a trout bum or two. Bless ya!
Thanks Ranchwife! You just gave me a great excuse to buy more fly rods and reels…
I’m going to host a kids’ fishing derby…someday. Yeah, that’s it! 
Fishing the Ozarks
EXCELLENT JOB !!!
Russ
Absolutely a superb job and some nice pictures to boot!
Mike
What a wonderful selfless thing you have done for those kids! Pricelsss. And I agree fully, they’ll remember the outing far far into the future.
Snow on the roof but with fire still in the hearth
Ranchwife,
What a wonderful time you provided for those kids. The photos are priceless. Think you should consider entering the “kids around the fire” and especially the “one who wouldn’t quit” into a contest or art show. Some of the sporting magazines are always looking for photos like these and they are all top notch. Just on problem - I’m in 80? right now and your photos are giving me frostbite!
Ranchwife,
My wife Colleen teaches 4th grade (over 35 years) & while she is not an outdoorsperson would agree that “teaching” expands beyond the classroom. Kudos to you as you are not only teaching them the outdoors & flyfishing, you are teaching them “respect” & “appreciation” for their environment, elders, & interests. All involved are benefiting & will continue to benefit from what you have provided. I am proud to count you as one of my FAOL family members!
**Just WHERE were Teachers like you when I was in school?
Mike
Hi Ranchwife,
Great job with the kids. There is certainly a lot of satisfaction when you see the “light bulb” turn on over a young person’s head. Good Job!
Another subject: The Federation of Fly Fishers has loaner fly rods for situations like yours. Next time you might check with them at 406-222-9369. Take care & …
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Shorts on in a snow storm… so middle school - I love it!
Fantastic trip and great effort on your part. 
Kat
I like the one with the kid keeping his arm warm in the potato chip bag.