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I have been lacking motivation to write for the last couple of weeks. I’m just dying to get on the river, but the weather and prospects for local...
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An Entirely Synthetic Fish: How Rainbow Trout Beguiled America and Overran the World by Anders Halverson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
Sometime within the past ten years or so I became interested in native fish. I have nothing...
42 great experiences are still open for bidding (most bids start at a very reasonable price). If you aren’t familiar with the Idaho Fish and Wildlife Foundation, you should get to know them! They do some great work to help preserve and protect fishing and hunting opportunities throughout Idaho through conservation education and by backing projects that support their mission. This...
Head on over to Island Park and watch the big cutts on their spawning run as they make their way from Henry’s Lake to Hatchery Creek. You can watch the IDFG as they take eggs from the fish at the fish ladder. This supports their stocking program with 1.2 million fingerlings released back into Henry’s Lake in the fall.
…then you could have posed for your ultimate grip-n-grin shot with the Leedsichthys, a filter-feeding fish that reached lengths of 30-50 feet.
If you’ve tried getting to Mike Savlen’s Fresh Art Blog and keep in touch with his excellent artwork, but you’re having trouble, make sure you update your address for him (see link above) since he’s recently changed it.
Robert Williamson from “Soul of Streams” has a great little piece on rock rollers (aka rock worms, aka cased caddisflies). Robert is an excellent fly tier here in Utah, specializing in air-filled and chain-stitched flies. He first had this current piece on his blog published in Fly Fishing & Tying Journal (in other words, this guy is legit when it comes...
This past week I was able to take advantage of some time off to get out on the water with some friends and even get into a few fish while I was at it. Originally I just was supposed to have Wednesday off, so I talked to my buddy Tyler who was already planning on fishing the salt and we made plans to check out a few beaches. As always tides play a big role in success when fishing for sea-run...
Cutthroat Stalker Ezine - February 2010
The long awaited (okay, nobody...
I think most fly fisherman would generally agree that the reason the remaining naturally reproducing native trout species have been relegated in their native ranges to only the most remote headwaters and out of the way streams is due to...
