DeeDeeCues
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Craig Montana, on the upper Madison River. Fly-fishing bucket list for many.
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Craig Montana, on the upper Madison River. Fly-fishing bucket list for many.
Rusty in Montana
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Don't forget about the Big Horn River the moss is starting to grow and the fresh water shrimp and all the other interesting bugs will be hatching like there's no tomorrow !
A 9' 5 weight forward fly line on you're fly rod is a good idea for most days , on others a 9' 3 weight can be a fun time with plenty of backing !
Rusty in Montana
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You haven't lived as a fisherman until you have waded out into the water and started casting to some rising trout then hear a slurping sound near by of a trout sucking down midge bundles ( these bugs clump up into a ball nearly the size of a quarter or larger at times ) then feel a big fish rub up against you're leg as another fish takes you fly !
As the sun fades away in the western sky !
As the sun fades away in the western sky !
Rusty in Montana
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Pool dancing.
Here's one for Geno.
My buddy Bryan left home for Montana almost 20 years ago now. I thought he’d get himself a mountain woman, but he’s still livin’ that bachelor life. Makes it sound as if his hardest decision is whether to take the drift boat or jet boat. I try to live vicariously through him.
He was telling me one of his favorite trips is on the Little Bighorn River called a “cast and blast” trout fishing/duck hunt. Said you’ll be fighting a fish and have to tuck the rod away, so you can pick up your shotgun. Someday I’ll make it up there.
So this isn’t too far off thread; have you ever taken a piss on the continental divide and thought that someday it would end up in the Atlantic and Pacific?
Rusty in Montana
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A cast and blast fishing / hunting trip on the Little Big Horn would be difficult at best .
Over the bluff in the Big Horn River it's quite common , I have fished both and favor the big horn over the Little Big Horn .
I've moved from that area but still have friends down in that area I may even know or heard of your friend if he's living around the big horn river .
Over the bluff in the Big Horn River it's quite common , I have fished both and favor the big horn over the Little Big Horn .
I've moved from that area but still have friends down in that area I may even know or heard of your friend if he's living around the big horn river .
Cast and blast from a drift boat could be sporty!