… from '09 in Idaho and Montana.
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Have some stuff from '10 and '11 to add when it is put together.
Enjoy.
John
P.S. Anyone who wants to join in, please feel free to post individual pix or slideshows of any species from anywhere !!
I am really lucky.
Wayne
I am jealous of you guys that have pretty cold water streams close to home. I get to chase warmwater fish in my creeks and drive three hours to chase trout. I have to trout fish vicariously through you all! Thank you.
John,
Great slideshow; love that grayling (I’ve been up there a few times and only managed some cutts and dink brookies). Dug this pic up from the vaults and scanned it in. Best day fishing I’ve ever had (Harker’s Island, Oct ‘98 ) - motored out to The Hook in heavy fog (4 guys in a 19’ Carolina Skiff - talk about crazy choreography), couldn’t see much of anything until about 10:00 AM; then the fog burned off, and the albies were on the bait non-stop for 6 hours (my neighbor took one right under George Bush’s feet; his Secret Service guys looked p.ssed but he just laughed it off and hooked one on his next cast). We ended up with about 40 fish boated, at least that many hooked and lost, 2 gannets and a tern (ldr’d a pelican 2 days earlier), and 3 broken rods; man that was fun.
Regards,
Scott
… with more stuff from Idaho. Streams and stuff '10 is more Montana with occasional forays to Idaho.
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Hope you enjoy this break from your regularly scheduled life.:roll:
John
P.S. Anyone who wants to join in, please feel free to post individual pix or slideshows of any species from anywhere !!
… between Western Montana and Northern Idaho.
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Many of the “Bitterroot” pix are from the East and West Forks. The Lochsa is my adopted home water, and more about that Wild and Scenic River can be seen on an earlier thread about “Run Off 2011.”
It was a lot of work to bring these slideshows together - but it was time well spent reliving many fun days fly angling on so many beautiful streams and rivers here in the Rocky Mountains.
Hope you enjoy them.
John
Wonderful stuff John! Really enjoyed them all - especially on a rainy day in Tucson!
Nice pics John. No matter the state it seems like you find the nicest fish. Thanks for sharing.
Beaver
Great pics! Thank you…
Thanks, John, beautiful country and fishies.