We weren’t the only ones out enjoying a bit of sun yesterday – Jake grabbed some snaps of a moose cow and her yearling calf near Specimen Creek in the Park yesterday….
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Ended up taking a business meeting on the road through Paradise Valley and then on into the Lamar Valley of YNP yesterday afternoon. Pre-storm temps were relatively toasty – pushing 50 leaving Livingston right after lunch, and 42 in Gardiner an hour later.
On the way out a nifty sunset….
The Soda Butte / Lamar confluence is [...]
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Jess has been out having some fun – some nifty coyote pics from the Lamar Valley taken a few days ago. Still down with the flu…tomorrow will be a recovery day. Pheasant hunt in the morning and turkey in the afternoon, Lord willin’ and the creek don’t rise.
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Eat your dog (or cat) and save the planet?
So say Victoria University professors Brenda and Robert Vale, a pair of university based architects who specialize in topics related to sustainable living.
A friend, who begged to remain unnamed and will so as she has private land connections to a little known regional spring creek, and who [...]
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Rigging on the Firehole late Wednesday afternoon we noticed a small bull bison had drifted in out of the trees just across the road from the car.
Neither party flinched as we rigged and he grazed on down the road – there were white miller caddis coming off and we sure as hell weren’t leaving…..
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Yesterday Mark and I drove through the Gallatin Canyon on the way to West Yellowstone to meet with John Juracek before his trip to England. The number of folks fishing the Gallatin was impressive – there were people on the water from the confluence with Fan Creek basically all the way down through the Canyon.
Maybe [...]
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Three key things are happening on the Madison in the Park right now to make things interesting. Flows are dropping, pretty rapidly this week in fact. Water temps are warming to the range that make fish much more happy (and active).
Finally, the early season hatches are beginning to cook on the Madison. PMDs have been [...]
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