Like the season, the waters are changing. Boulder, Clark Fork, and a couple forks of the Bitterroot were nice breaks. Smallish fish, but most are compared to the Fork. Brown ones, rainbow ones, and a cutt or two. Only saw one big one rise in the Boulder before it closed, and I couldn't get it to eat. The bushes and trees vary in color depending on elevation, but it isn't peaking yet on the western side.
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| Reclaimed and rehabbed |
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| Kinda fake and ditchy, but holding fish. |
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| Always some in a bridge pool |
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| And another bridge pool |
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| A little more fall-like up the canyon |
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| Wasn't much water |
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| Some deeper runs |
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| Main stem pretty low too |
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| But the river runs through it |
Just wanted to say THANK YOU! I've been a follower for a couple of years, and I appreciate all the effort you put into this blog, and the pics are great.
ReplyDeleteThanks. Glad to know somebody besides Don, Les, and Bob are watching.🤣 where are you from payrollman?
DeleteTampa / St Pete FLORIDA
DeleteI have relatives in Bradenton. I used to snowbird and guide in the Keys, so I really miss Florida in the winter and spring. I might have some Tarpon porn on here from the end of this month when I go to Mexico for 10 days.
DeleteOutstanding images of a place I would like to to wet a fly---I assume you are out west? Just found your blog today and added it to my blog roll. Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteYes bill, these are from Wyoming, Idaho, and Montana.
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