Montana fishing trip?

[Jimmy]

I was wondering if anyone was interested in making a trip to montana with me this summer for a week to do some trout fishing. I Would like to get a small group of people to go, it would be the first week of July. I Thought about planning a drift boat trip down the Bighorn river and try fishing some other rivers as well as some alpine lakes. Maybe even hit a lake that has some golden trout. I have made many trips out there and I know my way around very well. The fishing is unbeatable and I guarantee you would have a blast.

Jimmy

[BIG]

......do you have an e-mail or phone#..?

[Jimmy]

My email is [email protected]. If you are interested in going I will be leaving on either the 28 or 29 of june and returning on probably the 7th of july. Later!

Jimmy

[This message has been edited by Jimmy (edited 06-04-2002).]

[Tileguy]

Dont forget the blackfoot jimmy,and the clark fork is definitly worth a shot!!!
Unfortunatly this trip is out for me already have vacations planned for the summer but ****,it woulda been a good time!!! Tileguy

[Jimmy]

tile guy,
I'm already planning on trying the clarks fork but the blackfoot is a little far from where I'll be. Later

Jimmy

[Beerbatter]

I'de love to join you but I am tied up with work untill fall. I have fished Montana alot too and love the Dillon area. Maidenfly and the Big Hole is always worth checking out. I have some great pictures of my last trip with some nice Browns. I'm jealous. Have fun!

[Jimmy]

Beerbatter,
Have you ever fished Poindexter slough in the Dillon area. Never tried it myself but I know for a fact it is stcked to the gills with large trout. I think it is somewhere along the lines of seven thousand trout per square mile. Would be nice to have that kind of fishing here! Later.

Jimmy

[Beerbatter]

Poindexter is a little South west of the big hole but it is part of the same flowage. That part of the flowage is very good. If you ever get a chance give it a try. Royale Wolf and hopper patterns seemed to work the best for me for top feeders. Stone fly's seem to be very affective too. I also tie up a fly of my own that looks like a common house fly and I use a little Ginx on it so it can slowly sink. The key is slowly. Cast into the riffle and let it move into the fast/slow edge and sink. The rainbows seem to really love it.

[Jimmy]

Beerbatter thanks for the pointers. If I make it over that way I'll give it a try. Good fishing!

Jimmy