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Hi
I'm thinking about popping over to America with the family. Fancy a bit of trout fishing and general "get away from it all". Quite like the idea of going off on horseback for a few days. I prefer river fishing on the smaller rivers, chalk stream and spate. Found this site which seems to be the sort of thing I've in mind http://www.utrail.com/index.html. Now my geography is bad but I do know that the USA is bigger than Britian. So any idea's on how to narrow it down? Books etc? Suppose a few days in Montanna is a "must do".Fire hole? Not into cities....OK yes if there are good tackle shops:-). Other thoughts..Gators, bears, swamps and lots of lovely land with not a town in sight. Any pointers on this rather broad question appreciated. B Bear |
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