Perennial problems

"rw" wrote in message





I'd have my own kickboat. I've fished Hegben twice -- once in Gherke's old
Gink Keeps it Up drift boat of Warren's (with Willi), and once in a float
tube. The ideal boat for Hegben, IMO, would be a motorized runabout.

Joe the Elder offers--I stayed in cabin on shore of Hegben for two weeks on
my first trip to Yellowstone area many years ago. Being new to ff I took
advice from local who loaned me a canoe. --___Cast in front of gulper--damm
if they swim in a straight line.!Use these small flies--I had never seen a
size 32?
But I was young and casting arm did not get tired so I remember catching
a few 20 plus inch trout. !!! Not as big as browns in NZ but largest trout I
have ever seen in US!

Joe McIntosh wrote:
"rw" wrote in message


I'd have my own kickboat. I've fished Hegben twice -- once in Gherke's old
Gink Keeps it Up drift boat of Warren's (with Willi), and once in a float
tube. The ideal boat for Hegben, IMO, would be a motorized runabout.


Joe the Elder offers--I stayed in cabin on shore of Hegben for two weeks on
my first trip to Yellowstone area many years ago. Being new to ff I took
advice from local who loaned me a canoe. --___Cast in front of gulper--damm
if they swim in a straight line.!Use these small flies--I had never seen a
size 32?
But I was young and casting arm did not get tired so I remember catching
a few 20 plus inch trout. !!! Not as big as browns in NZ but largest trout I
have ever seen in US!

Actually, now now I think about it a little more, it wasn't Hebgen. It
was Quake Lake. I've never fished Hebgen.

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Cut "to the chase" for my email address.

rw wrote:
Joe McIntosh wrote:

"rw" wrote in message


I'd have my own kickboat. I've fished Hegben twice -- once in
Gherke's old Gink Keeps it Up drift boat of Warren's (with Willi),
and once in a float tube. The ideal boat for Hegben, IMO, would be a
motorized runabout.


Joe the Elder offers--I stayed in cabin on shore of Hegben for two
weeks on my first trip to Yellowstone area many years ago. Being new
to ff I took advice from local who loaned me a canoe. --___Cast in
front of gulper--damm if they swim in a straight line.!Use these small
flies--I had never seen a size 32?
But I was young and casting arm did not get tired so I remember
catching a few 20 plus inch trout. !!! Not as big as browns in NZ but
largest trout I have ever seen in US!


Actually, now now I think about it a little more, it wasn't Hebgen. It
was Quake Lake. I've never fished Hebgen.


scarlet... g

On Sat, 05 Apr 2008 18:49:10 -0400, jeff miller
wrote:

rw wrote:
Joe McIntosh wrote:

"rw" wrote in message


I'd have my own kickboat. I've fished Hegben twice -- once in
Gherke's old Gink Keeps it Up drift boat of Warren's (with Willi),
and once in a float tube. The ideal boat for Hegben, IMO, would be a
motorized runabout.


Joe the Elder offers--I stayed in cabin on shore of Hegben for two
weeks on my first trip to Yellowstone area many years ago. Being new
to ff I took advice from local who loaned me a canoe. --___Cast in
front of gulper--damm if they swim in a straight line.!Use these small
flies--I had never seen a size 32?
But I was young and casting arm did not get tired so I remember
catching a few 20 plus inch trout. !!! Not as big as browns in NZ but
largest trout I have ever seen in US!


Actually, now now I think about it a little more, it wasn't Hebgen. It
was Quake Lake. I've never fished Hebgen.


scarlet... g

At least it wasn't Fawn Lake...or was it...

HTH,
R