Going to Yellowstone mid-to-late September ...
 

What can expect and where are the best fishing opportunities?

Michael

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What can expect and where are the best fishing opportunities?

Oh, no! Not the "Fortenberry torture" again! ;-)
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TL,
Tim
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Get the Yellowstone book on this site, written by the shop's owner
Craig Matthews. Good stuff, especially if you're interested in getting
off the beaten path in the park.

http://www.blueribbonflies.com/merch...ooksdvds.shtml

bruce h

Tim J. wrote:
wrote:
What can expect and where are the best fishing opportunities?

Oh, no! Not the "Fortenberry torture" again! ;-)

I don't know nothin' from nothin' about Yellowstone
in late September so I won't post anything about it
here.

If I'm actually there my best advice is to look me
up and ask me what I recommend. And then do something
else entirely because I'll have lied.

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Ken Fortenberry

wrote:

Get the Yellowstone book on this site, written by the shop's owner
Craig Matthews. Good stuff, especially if you're interested in getting
off the beaten path in the park.

http://www.blueribbonflies.com/merch...ooksdvds.shtml

bruce h

craig matthews, in person, speaking to fychoc, confirmed fawn lake for
big brookies...and grizzlies. it's definitely off the beaten path.
pleasant 6-7 mile hike up glen creek/fawn pass trail. trailhead is 5
miles south of mammoth. take a float tube, small flies...unless a damsel
fly still survives in september.

jeff