All roads in Yellowstone Park are closed due to snow & ice, headed down thru Driggs.
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All roads in Yellowstone Park are closed due to snow & ice, headed down thru Driggs.
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Put those fresh Blizzaks to the test, Harry!
Nice... see ya soon. Benny's going to a Wake this eve., so it's either go out for some brews and food or stay in for Pot roast and veggies from the crockpot.
Radar shows snow breaking up for the rest of the drive, Teton pass is easy cruzing.
Guys - I didn’t hit the park today. Figured roads might be closed. Chance I could fish tomorrow
Not headed anywhere except to th cupboard for a nother refill of brown water
Checking in from Driggs. Roads good here.
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Made it home just before things got nasty. Stay safe gents!
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suspect roads inside the park could be shitty tomorrow if a layer of ice freezes right on the road surface with some fresh snow on top, but they did have plows out today, and it wasn't as bad as I thought it would be. unpaved roads might be sketch, but forecast for tomorrow looks like an articulated meat hatch. fishing was great until noon today when the storm blasted in right on schedule, quit early out of an abundance of caution and a hankering for bourbon. Attachment 298499
Current location: watching college football at Djongo's crib.
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Wydaho Circle Jerk Recap
The plan started with 8-9 maggots in 3 drift boats on the Snake, and ended up with 3 maggots with no boats drinking whiskey at noon in the Stagecoach Bar in Wilson WY. Oh well. Such is life in the Northern Rockies.
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from 70's sunny poopersniffin hump day
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to a 20's face shot sunday
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on this end
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Chunky chunky
Enjoyable afternoon on the lower Hank. Thanks for the tips Schwerty. Found some willing risers above St Anthony and managed not to get stuck. Liking the Idaho waters!
Baetis fishing in the valley has been good. This next week may extend the streak.
Took a vacation and assumed I'd be done fishing by the time I returned this week. weather hitting 50 in JH Monday/Tuesday and I'm looking forward to at least a midge feeding frenzy on the snake both days. then it can start snowing.Quote:
Originally Posted by new yabyum
What's the best guide outfit in island park area for HF and are there any mag recommended guides? Thinking of hosting my out of town dfo crew and my knowledge of the Hank is not up to snuff by a long shot
I recommend Three Rivers Ranch. The guides are good; not much turnover in that crew. The price is about the same as everyone else. It's centrally located between the upper and lower river. Most importantly, TRR has two outfitter permits for the Henry's. That means TRR can put up to six boats on any section on a given day. That's important because the bookings for the best hatch periods tend to fill up in advance with knowledgeable repeat customers. It's pretty easy to get a mid-August booking for the HF; a lot harder to get one when the big bugs or the drakes are coming off. Also, on a given day, one section of the river may be producing a hell of a lot better fishing than the rest. A single permit outfitter can't put enough boats into the hot section to satisfy demand. If there is a conflict over permit slots, I guarantee you that repeat customers and lodge guests will get that desirable section.Quote:
Originally Posted by kokomas
Ask for BJ Gerhart, that guy literally lives to fish and yet he is super laid back and has a great reserve of patience. Book your trip through the lodge office, not the satellite shops. The most experienced guides primarily work out of the lodge and the lodge has the final say on who gets what section. If you need more than one guide, ask for BJ to pick them. You are expected to place a deposit to hold a booking.
Thank you muchQuote:
Originally Posted by neckdeep
Nother one, can anyone recommend a simple cheap place for a group of fishermen to stay in Thermopolis? Typically like a place with a kitchen and/or grill. Scoping Eagle RV park but heard cabins two small for four dudes
Check out airbnb, we stayed at a pretty sweet hours for under $100 per nightQuote:
Originally Posted by kokomas
Didn't see much nearby for 6 or 7 dudes except for a pricey one up the canyon unfortQuote:
Originally Posted by teleee
Gotcha, I was thinking more like 4 dudes, I have a high school buddy who lives in Thermopolis, I will ask him what he recommends.
Hey thanks man yeah I could have been more clear. If he has an opinion of the cabins at eagle rv park that would rule too, thanks
Will do, that is a great stretch of water. I need to get back and float that soonQuote:
Originally Posted by kokomas
His words - "nice basic cabins, I wouldn't put more than 3 dudes per cabin"Quote:
Originally Posted by kokomas
Cool thanks man. At your prompting I looked at Airbnb again and found something that will workQuote:
Originally Posted by teleee
What's goin on?
Headed to that stretch of water in Wy that attracts many Utards Fri Sat and Sun.
Maybe put The Turdcunter on Eagle bar's asshole of the week board if I make it that far north.
Or if a Wydaho mag headed south could make it happen that'd be great thanks.
Hunting WY unit 51 elk archery south of Cooke City. Any fishing suggestions up that way if I fill my tag early?
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Montana or Wyoming? I grew up in that area and a large portion of that was my families summer range to run our cattle. Many a day spent on horse back up there. The best bet is the high mountain lakes. If you really want to fish something cool hike down into the Clarks Fork canyon, but that is an all day deal.Quote:
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Clarks fork of the yellowstone is there. Never fished it. Google makes it sound pretty good all the way to the town of bridger.Quote:
Originally Posted by gretch6364
And holy fuck a bunch of good looking stillwater around the beartooth hiway east of Cooke I shouldn't have google mapped that zone.
Shosone down by cody.
Good luck gretsch bag an elk and some trouts!
LMAO!!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by happytimefunbox
What's goin on happytimeeatinghismomsfunbox?
Do you ever come up with your own material or do you just lap up and regurgitate whatever dibbs spews out his ass?
Speaking of you lapping up dibbs's ass spew, do you have any of your own fishing spots or you can only fish spots dibbs showed you or places you learned about on instafag?
I stayed in them one October,beyond basic. Without a doubt the best water I have ever fished!!!Quote:
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ok sweetheart so you are gay for me. you arent the first one to fall for this big dick energy. its ok. all that time in the potato cellar with your bishop has left you with a tingling in your loins for a confident man.. unfortunately you arent my type. I prefer stoked skibum roofers like you pointed out, not stokeless potato farmers like you. strong hands, enjoys life, rolls a good j, fun to be around, will row you all day if your into fish. whats not to like about dibbs? fucker is hung like a goddamned stallion too. Sorry bud you'll have to keep getting your fill down at the flying j.Quote:
Originally Posted by thebirdhunter
Sent from a van down by the river
^^^ birdbrain has no idea what he is missing out on. Fishing with dibs is awesome. d00d knows all bugs and exactly what to tie on when. I always learn a ton when I fish with him.
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Went to usual spot. My first time fishing for the season. Dibs wasn’t around to tie my stuff for me or tell me what to use, thankfully Lumpy was around to pick up the slack.
Pretty sure the Birdhunter has been there. In the shitter...
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Fishing was pretty slow but it was fun to be on the sticks again. Rowed for a spell while Lumpy caught a few dinks. When my time to throw came my guide tied me on a little wooly bugger instead of the usual articulated junk we usually throw
Little while down the river and bang, had an eat. I knew right away it was pretty good sized, burning my fingers as it took the stripped line. Lumpy pulled the boat over before we drifted into three dudes strung across the river. They got a front row seat to it getting me almost into the backing on my 6wt. Thought I lost it once as it sprinted back at me, but eventually we had it in the net.
Didn’t have a measuring tape and we wanted to get it back swimming quickly but Lumpy estimated 22-23 inches. Biggest Rainbow I’ve caught.
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