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Fishing Yellowstone Waters |
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The prospect of fishing Yellowstone National Park can be daunting. Bigger than the state of Rhode Island, with more fishing possibilities than several lifetimes could provide, Yellowstone is a trout Mecca that can also frustrate an unprepared angler. A little inside dope goes a long way. It's no coincidence, then, that Charlie Brooks is a hero to many a local Yellowstone angler. With many years of fishing the area under his wading belt, this legendary angler may know more about the fabled waters in and around the park than anyone. His guide introduces readers to Yellowstone's major drainages, passing along tips gleaned from a lifetime of scouting trout. But more than a list of honey-holes, his advice is the product of experience and observation. Take the Lamar River, for instance: "For reasons not yet explained, the cutthroat migrate or rove about, upstream and down. This will cause puzzlement among anglers; the riffle or run that produced well this week may appear as barren as a snowbank the next week. The answer, for the angler, is to move up or down and try to locate where the fish are holding at this time." Any visitor to Yellowstone will benefit generously from this wise roadmap.
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