Madison River Guided Fly Fishing
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January 14, 2012
When leaving the house this morning, the W was no where to be seen. Forecasters were calling for 30 mph gusts with a sustained 15 all day. After running some errands in town I headed for the Madison Valley. There were some fellas at Renyolds, so I went on downstream a ways. There’s a storm a [...]
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January 7, 2012
With all the warm weather over the past several days, I just couldn’t help it. After a few chores around the house, I finally made it to the river around 2pm…..late, but not too late. Stella ran ahead, burning off the edges of her energy. Deep snow drifts help slow her down, but we are lacking [...]
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December 24, 2011
24 below zero on the 24th of December. When it warms up, the hounds and I will take off for a quick ski around Horse Butte. For now, wrapping presents is on the docket as is feeding the wood stove. Tomorrow’s weather forecast is for a bit warmer weather in the Madison Valley….a high of [...]
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December 16, 2011
The valley floor, just south of Ennis, is hardly covered with snow. Getting around the banks looked easy enough and if it warmed up a little, a quick float might be a good idea. The river look pretty sexy down here, but I chose not to wet a line this afternoon. The wind was sharp [...]
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December 12, 2011
There has yet to be much white stuff fall from the skies this winter. A skiff here and there since before Thanksgiving, but all in all, the snow has yet to come. Looking around on the web, one can quickly find reports which say that December will continue to be cold and dry. As I write, [...]
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November 30, 2011
There were midges rolling down the bank upon arrival to the Madison this afternoon. A couple of noses poked through, but nothing consistent. After fishing tiny, itty bitty dry flies in tough light, a switch over to nymphs was needed. Midge patterns fooled plenty of trout and I had the river to myself. A couple of [...]
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October 11, 2011
My boys in Texas just got back from a long weekend in Big Bend National Park. Beers, Jack, no campfires cause the state burned up this summer, plenty of open space, a 100 games of washers (if you don’t know, google it) and a some solid guitar strummin’. Coach Campbell is seen here sporting his BSA Hoody in the [...]
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October 6, 2011
Guided the Madison today in the pouring rain, wind, cold ass weather and then snow……my customer was a tough cookie and held up in harsh conditions. Yes, snow fell hard and is still falling from the sky. Howard Creek Ranch, on Henry’s Lake, has 8 inches on the ground….Trouthunter on the H Fork has [...]
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October 3, 2011
Yesterday’s cloudy weather and rain showers made for a solid morning of trout fishing on the Madison River below Lyons Bridge. We had to work for our fish, but we got em’. Actually, the bite was spotty but lasted well into the afternoon and finally shut down about 3:30 or so, when the high pressure [...]
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October 1, 2011
Here at BSA, we love the younger new school crowd who is embracing fly fishing withthe passion of the old farts. No offense to the old guys, because they are in need of respect, but the younger crowd is extremely important to future of angling with a flyrod. The old guys aren’t going anywhere, but [...]
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