On Sep 28, 5:30 pm, "Fred" wrote:
On 28-Sep-2008, Halfordian Golfer wrote:

TBone's Tip #1 - When exploring any major river fishing find the
tributaries and fish the seams where the water comes in. This creates
a plethora of differing reasons for fish to be there. From thermal
breaks to clarity differences and insects flowing down the tributary.
When you've thoroughly fished the seams, as well as slightly up and
down stream, explore the tributary itself.

Thanks T Bone

Fishing only - no other crap!

The same applies to lakes
"Find the tributaries and fish the seams where the water comes in."

We just fished Lake McDonald in Glacier Park
We must have caught 20 fish before we stopped
All on dry flies
Right where Sprague creek enter the lake - 10 miles North

Fred

Nice! Any pics? Any good sized?

Sweet little trip report. To the meat of the issue.

TBone