A weekend in Yellowstone Park

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boarmountain	A weekend in Yellowstone Park	Lead	[-]
Master Guide Posts: 139 (08/19/08 14:31:55) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I took the family to Yellowstone park last weekend.First morning I fished Soda Butte creek. A few small ones In the afternoon we hiked up to Trout Lake. It was my first time there. Took a bunch of nice cutts. The fish were cruising the shoreline and would rise to ants and beetles. Also took a couple on scuds. I have found a new "favorite" spot in the park. I hope to get there one more time before the season ends. I fished a 6'6'' eglass rod w/ a 4wt line and it preformed great. Mike B. www.prairiedrifterrods.com
jkurtz7		#1	[-]
Master Guide Posts: 329 (08/19/08 14:34:55) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Mike, nice post! I've never been to Yellowstone, but seeing those pics makes me want to go. J. The Ultralight Fly Fishing Forum Ultralight Fly Fisherman, and Panfish addict. NE Ohio, Mahoning River Watershed.
flyflingerandy1		#2	[-]
Master Guide Posts: 515 (08/19/08 16:00:22) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I have one question Mike, how do you keep your hair so nice up there? Great pics, glad someone can get out to fish!
Guadalupe Bass		#3	[-]
Master Guide Posts: 197 (08/19/08 16:40:36) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Beautiful photos! Thanks for posting! GB
Duff		#4	[-]
Master Guide Posts: 218 (08/19/08 18:19:29) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Thanks for the great photos, Mike. Those Yellowstone Cutthroats are beautiful fish. I'll bet they were a handful on that little rod!
cofisher		#5	[-]
Posts: 892 (08/19/08 19:38:52) Administrator Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Beautiful photos and fish Mike. Great example of why trout and Yellowstone are loved so much.
evanslmtd		#6	[-]
Master Guide Posts: 387 (08/20/08 07:04:00) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Mike Great photo's and post. thanks for sharing! Time is precious. Waste it wisely! Barry
Cameron		#7	[-]
Posts: 2226 (08/20/08 13:25:29) Administrator & Chat Room Host Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	ANTS + BEETLES = CUTTHROAT SURFACE ACTION When we lived near RMNP in Colorado I used to hike up to a couple of the greenback cutthroat lakes and all you really needed in the fly box was small (size 18 or 20) black foam beetles and red or black ants. boarmountain...excellent trip report and great to see that these patterns work on other cutthroat species as well. www.FishyKid.org www.TheFiberglassManifesto.com
boarmountain		#8	[-]
Master Guide Posts: 140 (08/20/08 20:50:02) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Thanks for the compliments on the photos. They were taken by my 9 year old daughter. I'll tell her you guys liked them. Mike B. www.prairiedrifterrods.com prairiedrifter@wbaccess.net
WatercolorMan		#9	[-]
Guide Posts: 8 (08/22/08 02:56:48) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	You have to love the colors on those Cutts

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