Wyoming?
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- Eric Peper
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Re: Wyoming?
#3As we were driving up to the Yellowstone area, Wyoming had signs saying state parks were open but reservations were required. No mention of residents only that I saw.
A mountain is a fact -- a trout is a moment of beauty known only to men who seek them
Al McClane in his Introduction to The Practical Fly Fisherman . . . often erroneously attributed to Arnold Gingrich
Al McClane in his Introduction to The Practical Fly Fisherman . . . often erroneously attributed to Arnold Gingrich
Re: Wyoming?
#4What Eric said as of last Saturday.
Justin
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"I'm suspicious of people who don't like dogs, but I trust a dog when it doesn't like a person."-Bill Murray
Re: Wyoming?
#5Wyoming is definitely open for business. Hotels are full, as are the restaurants. Sadly, the river was darn busy too. Everybody seems to have decided to social distance by going someplace less crowded than where they normally live. I liked things alot better up here when it was just backwards and slow.
Re: Wyoming?
#6Casper Mountain by morning, as seen from the Holiday inn.
North Platte Rainbow from Fremont Canyon....
Easily the biggest and most dramatic fish I've landed all year. That Korean Cascapedia was really howling as it headed for Casper (not a bamboo rod, sorry). I had to up all my tippet weights in order to have any hope of landing anything. It paid off here. It was too darn-hot to mess around with better pictures so this is all I have.
North Platte Rainbow from Fremont Canyon....
Easily the biggest and most dramatic fish I've landed all year. That Korean Cascapedia was really howling as it headed for Casper (not a bamboo rod, sorry). I had to up all my tippet weights in order to have any hope of landing anything. It paid off here. It was too darn-hot to mess around with better pictures so this is all I have.
Re: Wyoming?
#8Same in California Sierra range and towns, jammed, booked up, trash, poor driving. The usual.
- Horton Creek
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Re: Wyoming?
#9Just got back from Wyoming. Very few people and Great fishing if you stay away from the most popular well known rivers. Medicine Bow wilderness, Laramie River near CO border etc are examples off beaten path. Plenty of rooms at nice local hotels and no crowds. Just get off beaten path a little.
Re: Wyoming?
#13Hi Guys, There are a couple canyons at Jelm, Wy on the Laramie. Fishing can be crazy good. Here's this:
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Jay Edwards
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