“Women flyfishers set it best,” could be a statement that most guides would agree with. Thanks to Sweetwater Travel Company, http://www.sweetwatertravel.com, I was hired to guide a great boat of ladies last Sunday on the Yellowstone River. Our crew spent the day honing some already great skills with the patience
Saturday morning I woke up to a drizzle in Livingston and some chilly temps. These are the types of fall days where it’s not too bad an idea to put your waders on at home or at least in the fly shop before heading out to the river. Sure enough
Last Thursday I was able to get out after school and go wade fish the Boulder River. It was typically awesome and the fish were still going for the chubby. I learned a new one from Matt in the black and tan chubby. He was sticking it to them with
My brother has been here for a short week and a half and I really want him and his wife Andi to move here. He loves to fish, ski, get rad, laugh and play with Nadine. We have gotten to fish a few times together since he’s been here and
“That stuff should be illegal.” This was said by one of our area’s most pure guides – ie Tim Rosi Rosenbach – when I asked if it really was that good. Well I’m into another bottle and outside of the likely corrosion it’s putting on my boat and fingers, I
The fishing report is pretty much day to day right now. Solid fishing to be had for sure with some days being better than others and others being – you know what I mean. Getting out early is really just to do that and not to get into the fish.
This year I followed a friends advice to get a boat bag. He works for Simms in Bozeman and at the time I thought I could go without a new bag. Well like a lot of things I was wrong and he was right. This bag is awesome. Its the
It’s September and we are enjoying a beautiful “Indian-Summer” here in Montana. The fishing is still more like summer fishing but at any moment I expect that the weather could produce some more fall-like conditions. My waders are packed and everyday spent in shorts and sandals is feeling more and
In Costa Rica their called “Sodas.” Road side eating places where people can stop, eat, converse, and take a load off even it is for a few moments. Around here I guess we call them diners or “Greasy Spoons,” or locally “The Pop Stand.” Greasy burgers, tater tots, and Wilcoxon’s
“Aaron, I think I’m tangled?.?” me (outloud) “Uhh” me (inner voice) “Oh you think so? It does seem confusing when the Chubby and Prince are wrapped on the rod tip-for the 5oth time in a row!” me (outloud) Laugh, Laugh, Laugh “I’ll get it” “Thanks, you’ve got to be patient
