So I guess all those bastids.....

On Fri, 14 Jul 2006 17:12:34 -0400, Charlie Choc
wrote:

On what page(s) and coordinates are these two "Fawn" lakes?

The Fawn Lake that jeff refers to is in the northwest corner of the
park - actually it's Fawn Pass Tr west of Mammoth Springs where jeff
said it was. Ask Ken where his Fawn Lake is. They are not in the
same area. Ken's is in Montana and not *western* Montana.

On Fri, 14 Jul 2006 18:36:54 -0400, Dave LaCourse
wrote:

On Fri, 14 Jul 2006 17:12:34 -0400, Charlie Choc
wrote:

On what page(s) and coordinates are these two "Fawn" lakes?

The Fawn Lake that jeff refers to is in the northwest corner of the
park - actually it's Fawn Pass Tr west of Mammoth Springs where jeff
said it was.

I know where it is, I was there.

You still didn't say what page(s) the lakes are on in your gazetteer. Since you
said "according to" you ought to be able to say what pages have lakes labeled
"Fawn" on them. You also said they weren't that far apart, so they ought to be
on the same page, and you said "according to" the gazetteer 40's was just a
patch of weed - I'm curious to see how that's labeled on the map.

So, "according to" what page(s) in the gazetteer?

Ask Ken where his Fawn Lake is. They are not in the
same area. Ken's is in Montana and not *western* Montana.

40 said his was in Yellowstone off the Fawn Pass trail. There are some old
beaver ponds there that he probably confused with the lake, if he was even up
there at all and not just on a bar stool in Gardiner.
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Charlie Choc wrote:

40 said his was in Yellowstone off the Fawn Pass trail. There are some old
beaver ponds there that he probably confused with the lake, if he was even up
there at all and not just on a bar stool in Gardiner.

.... sampling the headwaters, vicariously.

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Dave LaCourse wrote:
On Fri, 14 Jul 2006 17:12:34 -0400, Charlie Choc
wrote:


On what page(s) and coordinates are these two "Fawn" lakes?


The Fawn Lake that jeff refers to is in the northwest corner of the
park - actually it's Fawn Pass Tr west of Mammoth Springs where jeff
said it was. Ask Ken where his Fawn Lake is. They are not in the
same area. Ken's is in Montana and not *western* Montana.

Oh boy. This is going to be good.

Maybe Ken also has an opinion about Cache Creek, Hell Roaring Creek,
Fourth of July Creek, and Warm Springs.

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rw wrote:

Oh boy. This is going to be good.


You just can't make this **** up. bruce h

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rw wrote:

Oh boy. This is going to be good.


You just can't make this **** up. bruce h


You'll just have to wait for Warrens Fawn Lake TR. He should be getting out
of the park tonight or tomorrow as Jeff is flying out tomorrow as is Mike -I
think.

Frank should be home by now- he might tell a beaver story, hard to say.

jh

John Hightower wrote:
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Looking forward to it. bh

John Hightower wrote:
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rw wrote:

Oh boy. This is going to be good.


You just can't make this **** up. bruce h



You'll just have to wait for Warrens Fawn Lake TR. He should be getting out
of the park tonight or tomorrow as Jeff is flying out tomorrow as is Mike -I
think.

Frank should be home by now- he might tell a beaver story, hard to say.

I had a great day on Slough Creek with Frank and Willi and Danl and
Chas. It was easily my best Slough Creek day. We now know a shortcut to
the second meadow, if anyone's interested. :-)

Frank, I owe you three spools of Rio tippet -- 3x, 4x, and 5x. Sorry
about that. I left a lot of my **** in Willi's van when we reloaded into
Frank's truck. Danl and Frank saved my ass with spare gear. Thanks,
guys. I had visions of hanging out at Frank's truck all day.

I was disappointed not to fish the Ruby. Its my favorite stream in that
area.

When I drove to the Quake Lake clave site on the Madison I passed Silver
Creek and Henry's Fork, both of which are fishing well according to
reports. I fished them both on the way home. Henry's Fork was not
productive for me (middle of day), but I checked out a new access -- the
Mailbox. It looks promising for a windless morning or evening. It's an
easy 20-minute hike in. Three Japanese-speaking anglers were
monopolizing the risers in the huge pool above the bridge. They were
having a very good time!

Silver Creek was kick ass. The tricos are starting up.

I'm breathlessly awaiting the Fawn Lake TR. It was either a 3-mile or an
11-mile hike in, depending on whom you listened to.

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On Mon, 17 Jul 2006 22:33:48 -0600, rw
wrote:
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I'm breathlessly awaiting the Fawn Lake TR. It was either a 3-mile or an
11-mile hike in, depending on whom you listened to.

ahahahahahahahaha!

/daytripper (looking forward to that one ;-)

rw typed:
I had a great day on Slough Creek with Frank and Willi and Danl and
Chas. It was easily my best Slough Creek day.

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Thanks for the TR and the photos on abpf. I'm gonna have to get my ass
out west one of these years.
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Tim
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