Chris: You can fish Utah all year round, but for dry fly fishing, August through October and even November can't be beat. Come on over. We'll show you some spectacular scenery and memorable fishing.
Larry Johnson "BIG J" Springville, Utah >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 12/10/03 06:50AM >>> Hi Jimi and the others who have been kind enough to send quik replies to my e-mail. It looks like I will intend to move from South to North. Today I will be drawing a couple of routes up, working out mileages etc. I have received a couple of very kind offers from vfbers already offering to show me the ropes on their waters - could you let me know where abouts in the state you are so I can look it up. It won't be until 2 years time provisionally. Regards Chris http://www.fishingbid.co.uk The Free Fishing Auction ----- Original Message ----- From: "Desert Eagle" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Wednesday, December 10, 2003 1:46 PM Subject: Re: [VFB] Across or Up America > I "Resemble" that remark. If you do make it here to NM, drop me a note and > we will wet a line. > Jimi > > > Just be sure to hit California, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, Florida etc in > the cooler months. You may not enjoy fishing in the extreme heat and > humidity they get in those states if you're not accustomed to it. You can > move north with the weather. > Deb > > Hi all, > for those of you who followed the 'Some questions on the US' thread > yesterday you may see the logical move to my next question. I apologise in > advance for posting a lot to the group :) > If I was to make my trip between say February and September, would it be > better to travel East to West, West to East, North to South or South to > North in the USA? This is based primarily on the weather and the fishing. > Thanks > Chris > > http://www.fishingbid.co.uk > The Free Fishing Auction > >
