Too bad you did not hook up with Denny while in
Spokane
Hope to see you again sometime.
Tony

--- Michael Bliss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> I wont bore everyone with my trip results but I
> thought I would just shout
> here - horray for fly fishing.  I miss the rivers
> and streams of the
> mainland.  We do have perfect weather here in Hawaii
> but the miles of rivers
> on the mainland produce supreme heart pulls.
> 
> I flew to Salt Lake City a couple of weeks ago.  I
> fished when I could on
> the Provo before driving to a conference in Spokane.
>  My son wanted to go
> with me.  I was suprised because he has not really
> gotten into the
> flyfishing sickness.  We stopped at the Beaverhead
> and he caught a few fish
> including the biggest one.  Rather than disappointed
> I was happy.  He
> continued to remind me on the trip of his
> accomplishment.  I did not bring
> up the fact that I caught three times as many.  We
> then stopped on Rock
> Creek in Montana.  It was a chocolate color but we
> caught a few fish.  I
> would love to get back there in the fall.  Then it
> was on to Spokane.  On
> the way back we fished again on the Beaverhead with
> plans to fish the
> Madison the next day.  The fellow at the fly shop in
> Dillon was not too high
> on that so I made a management decision and we drove
> to the Green.  It was a
> great day on the Green.  We did well even though we
> did not have the right
> imitation for the baetis hatch that was getting so
> many heads popping out of
> the river.
> 
> Then it was back on the plane and I am here in
> paradise again waiting for
> the fall when I get to return to the rivers.
> 
> I felt bad that I was not more organized and could
> have linked up with
> Larry, Joyce and others in Utah.  When you are
> dealing with family sometimes
> you grab bits of light here and there.  All in all
> it was a great trip.
> 
> As a side note for Buggs, we were driving into
> Pinedale, WY, planning to
> stop for supper.  We had the local radio station on
> and heard an alert that
> an excaped convict was on the loose.  He had long
> hair and a beard.  He was
> thought to have been spotted that day in Pinedale
> and he had cut his hair
> and beard.  We were a little nervous thinking that
> it may be Buggs or some
> other alter ego and with the lack of good
> description who would know but
> we pulled into the cafe.  He did not abduct us so we
> made our way on down to
> the Green.
> 
> Good fishing to all,
> 
> Mike
> 


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