An unlikely but true fish story over at Buster From Make It Missoula – The Four Stages of Fly Fishing Never thought we’d see this – During high season Mark and John both out of the shop at IFTD Bears close Aspen area campground Yellowstone NP busy as can be during July Pic of the […]
Pic of the Day
We hear that Sam Snyder plays with Dollies. The pic above appears to prove it. So we jumped the gun today and put up the first part of Sam’s interview without any juicy pics. Here’s a couple now with more to come as we post the rest of his interview over the next couple of […]
West of Bozeman, on the way back from fishing the Gallatin in the Canyon.
Winter might just finally be on the way out back home.
Though somewhat ironically born and raised in the near waterless Texas panhandle, I’ve been fascinated with water, particularly moving water in freestone creeks and rivers, for as long as I can remember. From the perspective of beautiful freestone rivers and creeks, living in Bozeman can make one think you’re the proverbial kid in a candy […]
Been working for about 18 months on a series of water images with an interesting faceted look…….should have a gallery of images up soon. This was taken on one of those incredibly clear blue sky sunny days on the Firehole.
Pics of the day from Jess at Fire Girl Photography. Moonrise over the upper Gallatin just below Yellowstone’s northern boundary. And below, catching a little evening saddle bronc action in Gardiner after fishing the northeast corner last year.
Skunked. From a fish catching point of view the outing was a bust. Looking for big bass among the weed beds called for 8 weights pushing big flies in the wind, and the water was off to boot. Heave, strip, strip, strip, strip, heave. From a fly fishing point of view it felt sweet to […]
It’s snowing like hell here outside of Castle Rock right now. Here’s to summer days on the river. [A few old friends have been asking if I’m still doing my blog. Yes, at a new address. ]
(Bandwith be damned, we like images you can sink your teeth into….)
For some reason keep thinking about summer and freestone rivers this morning. A single change in shutter speed gives a very different perspective of this out of the way, ‘think nothing of it’ Gallatin riffle. Conveying a sense of flow and movement in river photography is so technically easy and yet not a piece of […]
Recently seen in Rockport, Texas.
