MT fishing

In article .com,
wrote:

The fish population below Gray Cliff drops off
dramatically. There are some nice fish in there,
but not that many anymore.

I think they move in and out of that section a
lot too. But I sure haven't figured out when and why.

Taking a boat out at Cobblestone can be a real
challenge. I used to have a two-wheeled cart
for the boat I called my "Cobblestone Cart"
.......that I took with me in the driftboat.
But it's long gone now.


Well they certainly weren t there on Sunday! Maybe there was a
convention in Ennis Lake or they all went up river and had an an
Easter dinnner in Bear trap. The ways of trout on Easter can be mightly
mysterious.....

Warren has a tilt type trailer so getting his boat out there was a
piece of cake. Speaking of Warren.... I just got an earful from him
over the phone about my previous post about our trip. He vehemently
insists that the fish he catapulted over the dike was in the 4"
range and not 3" as previously reported.


While I dispute this I feel it only fair to present his views on the
matter. After all I carried the poor little fellow in my own hands back
to the creek, while Warren only saw him fly momentarily over head. As
contentious as he is, I m sure his rebuttal will follow

MT

Warren has a tilt type trailer so getting his boat out there was a
piece of cake. Speaking of Warren....

You must not have taken out at Cobblestone,
because you can't drive to the water there. Must'a been
Gray Cliff or Three Forks where you took out.

At Cobblestone you have to drag the boat 1/8 mile uphill,
and then slide it downhill into a spring creek, and
then drag it uphill again toward the parking lot,
and then, after all that, you have to lift the boat
over the vertical railroad ties at the edge of
the parking area.

By the time you get that far you're usually on all fours
with frothy white stuff dripping off your tongue.
I used to be able to drag a 15' driftboat that whole distance
by myself. Used to be able to do a lot of things.

In article , Sandy
Pittendrigh wrote:

Warren has a tilt type trailer so getting his boat out there was a
piece of cake. Speaking of Warren....

You must not have taken out at Cobblestone,
because you can't drive to the water there. Must'a been
Gray Cliff or Three Forks where you took out.

At Cobblestone you have to drag the boat 1/8 mile uphill,
and then slide it downhill into a spring creek, and
then drag it uphill again toward the parking lot,
and then, after all that, you have to lift the boat
over the vertical railroad ties at the edge of
the parking area.

By the time you get that far you're usually on all fours
with frothy white stuff dripping off your tongue.
I used to be able to drag a 15' driftboat that whole distance
by myself. Used to be able to do a lot of things.





S
You are absolutely correct. We put in at the third FA on Madison Rd and
took out at the second. I can t imagine getting anything heavier than
a kickboat in at the first put in. If you could get a driftboat in at
that spot at any time in your life, I salute you! And will certainly
call you the next time I move

A word on Warren , for those of you who remember him. He has
recently converted and become a Registered Democrat." The Gink boat"
has a Former Rebublicans for Hillary sticker on it proudly displayed
on the bow.

Hard to believe ....


MT

mark tinsky wrote:


A word on Warren , for those of you who remember him. He has
recently converted and become a Registered Democrat." The Gink boat"
has a Former Rebublicans for Hillary sticker on it proudly displayed
on the bow.

Hard to believe ....


contrarians rule! need more. good to hear warren's abandoned the dark
side. ... looking forward to seeing y'all in july.

jeff