Just watching the show with the kids in Wyoming..they seem to be in a protective shell shrieking and complaining about fly fishing and ranching in such a beautiful place…perhaps the shallows of their real life is where their parents keep them…also glad young Nick made it from the accident…but would think having all that privilage would make one more open minded to the world
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This summer, i left Pennsylvania to go to wyoming to work as a waitress in a seasonal job at a resort outside of Yellowstone. While i was there, I fell in love with a fly fishing guide who worked at a nearby ranch, and i fell in love with my co workers (they became like my family) and the mountains. When i left i literally cried the whole way home. Now I have to return to school (i’m enrolled in a four year University) and i’m dreading the thought of it. Especially since the man i met out west has recently called my parents to ask their permission to marry me. I would rather be anywhere right now than going back to school, and doing the whole cookie cutter college thing like everyone else. I want to go back out west and follow my fisherman where ever he goes and just work at the lodges that he works at. I know the smart thing is to be in school, but i do not want to be unhappy there, but i would like to have an education someday. what should i do? i’m so confused and would love advice.
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Im going to Wyoming for my summer this year and dont know anything but bass fishing! Should i just chill and become a live bait fisherman and fill my summer that way, or should i really try to fish for other things, and maybe learn to pick up a fly rod. Will i actually enjoy this and actually learn how to fish for a fish ive never seen before, I barely even know what kind of fish they got up there. Any tips and every tip about anything and everything would be appreciated!
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So im from Texas, never been anywhere else, grew up largemouth bass fishing everyday, thats all i know, with the occasional catfishin. This summer I am moving to Wyoming to work. I will find somehwere to fish, but what will i need to expect? Am i going to need to buy a fly rod and learn trout, or do they have bass up there as well? Tips? Suggestions? Facts? etc
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Tagged bass fishing, catfishin, fish, fly, fly rod, largemouth bass, trout, Wyoming
Fly fishing for Carp with Capt. Mark Boname and the New Fly Fisher in Wyoming set to broadcast in the US summer of 2008. Call the Platte River Fly Shop @ 307-237-5997 for more info on guided Carp trips.
