Pompano - 3-3-2012 at 11:16 AM
Ah...I wouldn't invite too many for dinner...okay, sweetheart....??
[Edited on 3-4-2012 by Pompano]
vandenberg - 3-3-2012 at 11:56 AM
Well Pomp, it's a keeper.
Curt63 - 3-3-2012 at 07:14 PM
So thats how they make bait in Yellowstone. Whats next?
wessongroup - 3-3-2012 at 07:18 PM
Looks like a lot of fun... thanks
Pompano - 3-4-2012 at 11:52 AM
Yellowstone National Park...one of the best and most scenic places to pursue the art of trout fishing. It satisfys
your soul and boosts your enthusiasm for living and loviing life itself in a way that would make your ancestors proud.
Therein lies the challenge of flyfishing; to improve, …to attain a state of grace. 
Herein lay the gates to Nirvana:
Cuttrhoats…name of the game for Yellowstone.
Lots of quality tackle shops in the area. Break out the plastic!
Best part of October stream fishing in Yellowstone is….the empty campgrounds right next to the best water.
"Do these waders make my butt look too big?"
"Bass fishermen watch Monday night football, drink beer, drive pickup trucks and prefer noisy women with big breasts.
Trout fishermen watch MacNeil-Lehrer, drink white wine, drive foreign cars with passenger-side air bags and hardly think about women at all.
This last characteristic may have something to do with the fact that trout fishermen spend most of the time immersed up to the thighs in ice-cold
water." 
Some other attractions on these waters…at least attractive to a goose-hunter like me.
Floating some popcorn downstream will get them every time!!
That's right, boys....keep coming...
And to finish, here's my secret 'Cobb Fly'..have fun with this one!
Tight Lines, all!
wessongroup - 3-4-2012 at 01:20 PM
Thanks much ... something about "stream" fishing ... nice shots ... like the one where the guys is getting really wet... bet a few can remember
"following" one ... and getting wet.. in order to not break that "tight line" ... good stuff 