Good news for the headwaters of the Upper Blackfoot River--Cleaning up mine remnants polluting the Blackfoot River get a little closer.
The calendar proclaims summer. But snow is still on the peaks. Rain spits in fits of fury. Temperatures crawl toward seventy yet stop shy. Our never-ending spring continues. Rivers are high and turbid—I am low and torpid. A potential break in the cloudiness presents itself and on pretenses of picking up sod to turf my yard, Dan and I make for Williams Creek.
Fishing for native trout in the deserts of Idaho, Oregon, Nevada and Utah. Cutthroats: Redband, Lahontan, Yellowstone and Alvords are the target species. Here's the itinerary.
An exceptional blog about fly fishing comes to us from Eccles at "Turning Over Small Stones." Using science, wit and an educated mind, he tackles fly fishing issues.
The calendar proclaims summer. But snow is still on the peaks. Rain spits in fits of fury. Temperatures crawl toward seventy yet stop shy. Our never-ending spring continues. Rivers are high and turbid—I am low and torpid. A potential break in the cloudiness presents itself and on pretenses of picking up sod to turf my yard, Dan and I make for Williams Creek.
Cinnamon Creek is fishing well. We got to take/teach a fly fishing newbie, Ken. It's interesting how many things a seasoned angler just "knows," but you have have to learn at some point, like drift.