Bill, just do what I do. Call Jack Dennis's shop in Jackson, and see what the best waters and best tactics are for the period you will be there. Conditions change from year to year, and hot new local flies are sometimes the ticket. Call ahead and they can tell you what patterns to tie and in what size, and what's hatching. When you get to Jackson, stop in, say hi from me, and have them sketch up a fishing map for you for the range you want to travel. They live for this stuff. Ask them if you can peek into their guide fly-boxes, too. Buy your license there, a few flies, or whatever you need, and they will be appreciative and helpful. As you know, there is Yellowstone Park, Teton State Park, and Wyoming non-park waters, so make sure you have the proper license(s). DonO
----- Original Message ----- From: Bill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Monday, June 10, 2002 12:58 PM Subject: [VFB] Try again... HELP! > Hi Everyone. > > I would dearly love some info. on fishing inside and around Yellowstone Park > area (DonO???). The thing is, I go over there every year but I usually tag > it on to a three day weekend and go in Sep. or August. So my question is. > When is the best fishing in the area? And can an ungraceful baboon such as > myself successfully catch said fish? I'm not great with teeny flies that > have to be placed with precision. Maybe a time when there is less fishing > pressure in the area? Somebody please speak up! > > Bill P. > Grays Harbor Computer Services Inc. > 618 W. Market St. Suite A > Aberdeen, WA 98520 > Voice - 360-533-6303 - Fax - 360-533-6306 > Web Site - http://www.graysharborcomputer.com > > Other Sites > Music - http://www.graysharborcomputer.com/gank/ > Fly Fishing / Tying - http://www.graysharborcomputer.com/flyfish/ > Fly Swaps - http://www.graysharborcomputer.com/flyfish/swaps.htm > > > > >
