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Old January 28th, 2010, 05:30 AM posted to rec.outdoors.fishing.fly
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Default Granddaughters & fish

On Jan 27, 8:54*pm, "Fred" wrote:
On 27-Jan-2010, " wrote:





*I greatly appprecuiate all the help and suggestions from ROFF.


We are going on her first fishing trip, in July, down the Middle Fork
Salmon
River in Idaho -
-Floating it for 6 days - in July


We are gonna have a great time!
Iit will be an easy first trip.


She is a sweet, smart and loveable kid.


Now to start looking *for a "boat fiddle" - a cheap one that I can take
fishing or use as an oar -


Fred


If you stop in Stanley (and you probably will) give me a shout out.


The Middle Fork is a great float. I've done it several times. You'll
get wet.


Thanks man!

I believe we will be in Stanley - and we leave our car there.
We will buy you dinner or *-depending on when we arrive - at least a drink
or 2.

Can I bounce some motels - hotels off of you ?
or
Where would you stay w 3 people for a night?

It looks like 3 hrs from Missoula - I have to figure 6 hrs driving??

Fred


I'll take you to the Rod & Gun for some local color. :-)

Most of the outfitters put their clients up in the Mountain Village,
which is a pretty basic motel. Don't eat at the restaurant -- go to
the Stanley Bakery or to Elk Mountain, which is the best bang for the
buck. Woolley's in Lower Stanley is a good spot for burgers and for
sitting on the deck watching ospreys feasting on stocker trout in the
Salmon River. Redfish Lodge is a very nice place to stay and has a
good restaurant.

You can check out other accommodations at the Stanley Chamber of
Commerce web site. Don't delay -- rooms book up early for July, the
peak season.

I'm planning on building a new house in July, and I don't have room
for you in my small existing cabin. If it were the next year you'd be
welcome to stay with me.