Western Conclave - The Final Update

Hey guys,

I dropped you all an email tonight with a link to pics from my last
recon mission. If you didn't get the email, drop me a line and will
send it to you. Here is the link:
http://www.geocities.com/troutbum_mt2/UM1.html

The main bugs right now are golden stones, salmonflies and caddis.
For more info, check out the links to the fly shops and fishing
reports I put up on the clave web page. Despite the fowl weather, I
saw several tan caddis, a golden stone and a salmonfly. Even if we
have missed the main hatch of the stones by several days, the fish
will still be keyed on those when you guys get here. There are
still some out and about, but the fish may be getting full and might
need a few days to digest before going after the big bugs again.
Make sure you are ready for both the fishing and the weather. ;-)

I am leaving here the afternoon of the 8th and should be at Clave
Central around 8 PM. I will be up and ready to fish on Friday.
Give me a holler when you get in.
--
Warren
(use troutbum_mt on earthNOSPAMlink dot net to respond via email)
Clave Info:
http://www.geocities.com/troutbum_mt...nConclave.html

In article ,
says...
Hey guys,

I dropped you all an email tonight with a link to pics from my last
recon mission. If you didn't get the email, drop me a line and will
send it to you. Here is the link:
http://www.geocities.com/troutbum_mt2/UM1.html


Any special reason why you picked the Cabin Creek campground
and not the Beaver Creek campground just a couple miles away
(which is WAY off the road)?

Kevin
not that I expect you to change anything now

In article ,
says...
Any special reason why you picked the Cabin Creek campground
and not the Beaver Creek campground just a couple miles away
(which is WAY off the road)?



Never mind, I just got to the second page.

Kevin

wrote...
Any special reason why you picked the Cabin Creek campground
and not the Beaver Creek campground just a couple miles away
(which is WAY off the road)?

Kevin
not that I expect you to change anything now

The Cabin Creek Campground is easier to find people in, closer to
actual fishing, easier to get in/out of and just plain easier to
find. Plus it has an actual creek running along the campground so
if you get a spot in the back, you hear running water. That sound
alone made that campground much better, IMO. If people don't like
it, they can camp at Beaver Creek and drive back and forth for the
nightly fires and "camaraderie." The reason I chose the whole area
was that it concentrates people. I'll have none of this "We are at
a cabin 30 miles away from Clave Central so feel free to drop by
when you are in the area" ****. ;-)
--
Warren
(use troutbum_mt on earthNOSPAMlink dot net to respond via email)
Clave Info:
http://www.geocities.com/troutbum_mt...nConclave.html

wrote...
Never mind, I just got to the second page.

Then never mind my answer. G
--
Warren
(use troutbum_mt on earthNOSPAMlink dot net to respond via email)
Clave Info:
http://www.geocities.com/troutbum_mt...nConclave.html

On Tue, 6 Jul 2004 21:28:30 -0600, Warren wrote:

wrote...
Any special reason why you picked the Cabin Creek campground
and not the Beaver Creek campground just a couple miles away
(which is WAY off the road)?

Kevin
not that I expect you to change anything now

The Cabin Creek Campground is easier to find people in, closer to
actual fishing, easier to get in/out of and just plain easier to
find. Plus it has an actual creek running along the campground so
if you get a spot in the back, you hear running water. That sound
alone made that campground much better, IMO. If people don't like
it, they can camp at Beaver Creek and drive back and forth for the
nightly fires and "camaraderie." The reason I chose the whole area
was that it concentrates people. I'll have none of this "We are at
a cabin 30 miles away from Clave Central so feel free to drop by
when you are in the area" ****. ;-)



The bacon and pancake breakfast at the Cabin Creek cafe' is well worth
the travel.....they have ice cream as well :-)


Harry Mason
www.Troutflies.com

The bacon and pancake breakfast at the Cabin Creek cafe' is well worth
the travel.....they have ice cream as well :-)

Now HERE'S a man who has his PRIORITIES straight!!!

=) Larry

Man, I wish I was goin'... we could probably carpool, huh Harry??

If anyone has Jeff Miller's cell, please give me a call at 484-744-1117. I
had it on my old cell, but that is history..need to track him down when I
get into Yellowstone tomorrow afternoon.

Thanks..

Mike

If anyone has Jeff Miller's cell, please give me a call at 484-744-1117. I
had it on my old cell, but that is history..need to track him down when I
get into Yellowstone tomorrow afternoon.

Thanks..

Mike

"Warren" wrote in message
...
Hey guys,

I dropped you all an email tonight with a link to pics from my last
recon mission. If you didn't get the email, drop me a line and will
send it to you. Here is the link:
http://www.geocities.com/troutbum_mt2/UM1.html

(stuff snipped)

Warren
(use troutbum_mt on earthNOSPAMlink dot net to respond via email)
Clave Info:
http://www.geocities.com/troutbum_mt...nConclave.html

Hi Warren,
Nice touch for the update. Youse folks "try" to enjoy yourselves out there.
I know it will be tuff
BestWishes,
DaveMohnsen
Denver
(I will . . .sob . . .sob . . ."endeavor to persevere" in this wilderness)