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Old 09-02-2008, 01:54 PM
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This beautiful brown was caught on the Yellowstone River in September. Check out the incredible coloring of this fish. Guided by Trey ****, Yellowstone TroutScout Outfitter.
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anyone thinking of a trip to livingston montana should also check out this website,i have already booked my place with matthew long
http://www.longoutfitting.com/
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I have known and worked with Matthew Long for several years and consider him to be a friend and a great person. But Devonflyfisher, the proof is in my pictures and in the quality of my website which demonstrates the quality of one of the finest fly fishing operations in Montana. So when you come out this summer, get ahold of me and we will discuss it over a beer.

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This beautiful brown was caught on the Yellowstone River in September. Check out the incredible coloring of this fish. Guided by Trey ****, Yellowstone TroutScout Outfitter.
Well done good fish was it got in the same stream as the one in this photo?

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yes this fish landed on the yellowstone river about 30 miles down stream from the other pic


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Sorry,i'm already committed, float trip down the yellowstone.
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Yes you have a very good, informative website.
Anybody else on this forum going to Montana in July?
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Nope,but I'm going in September
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Nope,but I'm going in September
Then book ahead for the best stretches. We went for three weeks after "Labor Day" in September. We had been told it would be relatively quiet. The place was jammed with silver tourists/baby boomers. One or two outfittters could not provide a guide. What it must be like in July I can't imagine.
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Anyone seeking the solitude of true wilderness fishing in that part of the world needs to head north of the border. You can spend three days on Southern Alberta's crowsnest river and not see a single human.
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