Great! Thanks to all who responded to my St. Regis inquiry. Good info!
Gary Meyers > The name of the shop is Clark Fork Trout and Tackle. It is a real small > operation and open at the owner's whim. I'd give a call first detailing > your time of arrival in St Regis to make sure he will be there. Their > number is (406) 649-2538. As a back up there is a gift, tackle shop across > the street from the Trout and Tackle Shop that also offers shuttle service. > You can also check at the grocery store. > > A couple of years ago I tried to use the Trout Shop and found them closed on > my arrival even though their posted hours stated they should be open and I > had called earlier. I used one of the backups mentioned above. (the > grocery store I believe). The second day of my drift I saw these guys > watching me from the road above. They walked down a very steep embankment > to reach the water and called me over. It turned out they were shuttling my > car and had locked the keys in it. It pays to carry an extra set with you > when use a shuttle service. If I hadn't had the extra set, and they hadn't > found me, they were planning on waiting at the take out for my arrival. > > If you search the archives you will find a trip report detailing the float. > > Regards > > Mike > > -----Original Message----- > From: Gary Meyers [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Monday, October 08, 2001 6:13 PM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: St. Regis Fly Shop > > > I'm taking my raft and son to the Clark Fork in Montana next week. There's a > one-man fly shop in St. Regis that does shuttles, provides good info, etc. > I've been there in the past but have totally forgotten the name. Anyone know > of it? I'd like to contact him ahead of time. It's gotta be the only fly > shop in town, given the size of St. Regis. > > Thanks in advance > > Gary Meyers > Kirkland > > > >
