Bryan Leist. Bryan fishes small streams and still waters, which is his passion. He enjoys the high mountain lakes and the streams that flow from them, which are reasonable sized fish and contain lots of little "brookies". Bryan ties his own flies and holds true to some patterns, but mostly comes up with his own creations. Hey – they catch fish! You can contact Brian by checking my Fly Fishing Info webpage under Colorado.
Cheers.
JIMMY D
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Dean Endress wrote:
I'll be heading to Denver in early September for the big Flyfishing Retailer Convention. My Boss man, Wayne, is footing my plane fare & Motel fees... Very cool I'd say.Anyway, I'll have an additional 3 days to run around & flyfish (That will be suffering for my Job, but you have to do what you have to do).As you all know I Love catching the Various Native species... So since I'll be in the Native range I want to go after GREENBACK CUTTHROATs (O. Clarki Stomias).What I'd like to know...Anyone on this fine list know of Streams that are somewhat easy to hike to that have Native Populations of Greenbacks???? within reasonable driving distance of Denver???? I have read that the Greenback's native range is the South Fork of the PLate River & the Arkansas river as well.I have also read about the restoration projects going on & about a number of Waters that contain self substaining populations again...I figure some folks on this List can offer assistance of some degree..Finally, does there exsist & can someone aqquire for me a Trail map of the Rocky Mountian National Park area????? I have aqquired afew stream names in the Park that supposedly contian Native Greenbacks...THanks in advance for any & all assistance....DEAN....
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