Slide Inn fly tying

Does the Slide Inn have a common room? Tables in the rooms that can
be moved onto the porches for tying while watching the river?

JR

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Does the Slide Inn have a common room? Tables in the rooms that can
be moved onto the porches for tying while watching the river?

JR

kelly has a tying table in his shop up by the road. the "cabins" are
more like a series of connected duplexes set in a straight line along
the side-channel branch of the madison that runs in back of them. there
are picnic tables by the stream. some of the cabins have back porches.
wayno's cabin has a tying bench according to kelly. i'm sure he and
ree will welcome you to tie there...well, some times might prove a bit,
uh...well, uh, you might be "changed" or become involved in the
changeling process...uh, check with wayno.

joe and i arrive tomorrow. i'm packed and ready...

jeff

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Does the Slide Inn have a common room? Tables in the rooms that can
be moved onto the porches for tying while watching the river?

JR

with the caveat contained in jeffie's post, you are certainly welcome to
use any table in my cabin, for any purpose whatsoever.

yfitons
wayno

Wayne Harrison wrote:

wrote
Does the Slide Inn have a common room? Tables in the rooms that can
be moved onto the porches for tying while watching the river?

with the caveat contained in jeffie's post, you are certainly welcome to
use any table in my cabin, for any purpose whatsoever.

Excellent. And for those times you're not behaving yourself (g), I'll
find a picnic table by the river (which itself sounds mighty fine.....)

JR

I have found that by taking a few clothes pins in the tying kit you can
use them as weights to keep materials from being blown away by the wind
while tying outdoors.

Big Dale

Another question.
Are licenses available at the Slide Inn? I tried to check with the folks
there but no answer. Also attempted to acquire license online - attempt
failed twice (no ALS#). Arriving Bozeman Friday morning.
Any help appreciated.
Guy

"Guy Thornberg" wrote in message
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Another question.
Are licenses available at the Slide Inn? I tried to check with the folks
there but no answer. Also attempted to acquire license online - attempt
failed twice (no ALS#). Arriving Bozeman Friday morning.
Any help appreciated.
Guy

IJ offers--don"t know what a ALS# is but got mine last evening first try.
Google-montana fishing--state fishing rules--had to buy season as 10 day I
bought last year was a little dangerous when fishing for 14 days with a
partner who sometimes leads be into restricted fishing areas.
Or hit the Wall Mart in Bozeman {no credit cards accepted for licenses at
Wall Mart or was the Idaho??]

Joe McIntosh wrote:

Or hit the Wall Mart in Bozeman {no credit cards accepted for licenses at
Wall Mart or was the Idaho??]

Idaho, which also doesn't have an online license system. Idaho's fish
and game licensing system is totally screwed up.

--
Cut "to the chase" for my email address.

"rw" wrote in message
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Joe McIntosh wrote:

Or hit the Wall Mart in Bozeman {no credit cards accepted for licenses
at Wall Mart or was the Idaho??]

Idaho, which also doesn't have an online license system. Idaho's fish and
game licensing system is totally screwed up.

--
yup, fished Coeur D' Alene this weekend- luckily i had a season license from
steelheading season- but Saturday the statewide computer system crashed and
they couldn't/wouldn't sell licenses to some in our party.

my son in law pulled a really nice largemouth out of Round Lake- using gear.
I tried a popper on his 8 wt and managed a couple of strikes from smaller
fish- but no takes.

jh

ya'll have fun on the Madison.

"John Hightower" wrote in message
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jh

ya'll have fun on the Madison.


Ahem! I'm sure you meant "we'll have fun on the Madison". Don't start with
the excuses...just put a few of those sons/sons-in-law in charge for a few
days and come on over.

Danl

...besides, Linda could probably use the break.....