Fishing - Thoughts on Casting by Lefty Kreh

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Wish I could Warren! One of these days!

I am going to hold you to that.

Please do!

I guess I'm just a lousy teacher :-)

That very well could be. There is also the possibility that they are
perhaps just bad students so I wouldn't be too hard on yourself. g

Bad listeners. Gets worse every year, every generation.

been working off and on over there during the last couple of
weeks, mostly around Carter's and Pine Creek.

What have you been doing? I am about 10 minutes south of there. I
will be home on Monday but off to Salt Lake for the rest of the week
on Tuesday. I think I've e-mailed you my phone number (and e-mail
address).

Perfect day to go fishing (no wind again, overcast, the Yellowstone
looked great), but I was homebound today.

There were a couple of
really nice days where I wished I could have gone fishing. I went down
to Carter's after work one day just to check the river out and watched
as fish rose along the ice shelves to something I couldn't safely get
close enough to identify, probably midges. I must have sat there for
half an hour just watching the fish rise and wished I had my gear with
me. You can't see the fish rising, but this is where they we

http://home.earthlink.net/~troutbum_mt/carters1.jpg

The view upriver:
http://home.earthlink.net/~troutbum_mt/carters2.jpg

Probably whities :-) Nah, there are a bunch of trout there but most
seem to be downstream at the tail above that island, and along the
bank. But not sure about this time of the year.

A guy could get used to living over there if it weren't for the wind.
;-)

What wind? g

Currently we are working in Big Sky and get to drive along the Gallatin
every day. The water is looking pretty good but had some slush in it
today. I really like that drive in the winter and have been seeing
quite a bit of wildlife. Bighorn sheep, elk and two moose that have
been hanging around the same area for the last three days. As we left
work today, a cow elk was walking along the edge of the job site. I
haven't seen anyone fishing during the drive so I plan on trying this
weekend if the weather cooperates. If it weren't for the road being so
close to the river over much of its length, the Gallatin in the Canyon
very well could be one of my favorite local rivers because of the decent
fishing and stunning scenery. The views definitely don't suck. ;-)

http://home.earthlink.net/~troutbum_mt/bigsky1.jpg

I agree. I like the Gibbon in the park a bunch too but it's right
along the road for the most part.

Hopefully I can get some good river and scenery pics on Sunday.

I'll be on the look out!

-paul

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