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Showing posts with label yukon goes fishing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label yukon goes fishing. Show all posts

Monday, 15 October 2012

Fire in the Firehole

Yukon Goes Fishing (YGF) looks to have been beating up on the late season big boys.  Gotta love it when the water temps drop into prime feeding shape and the fish look to fatten up for winta.



What Can Browns Do For You? from Yukon Goes Fishing on Vimeo.

Monday, 21 May 2012

Missouri River Carp?

Carp seem to be all over the shop these days.  I'm not sure how I feel about them being in areas that they're not likely native to but they seem like they're a load to bring in.  What do you guys/gals think of carp?



Thursday, 17 May 2012

Fishing a Man Made Rain Shower

In British Columbia, we're blessed with access to all rivers as long as we walk/wade below the high water mark.  This doesn't always allow you to traverse all rivers but works most of the time.  I've heard some say they like the private waters of other countries in the world because it keeps angler numbers low where you're fishing.  That's great if you have the financial wherewithal but not so much if you don't.  There are landowners that either don't know the law or don't believe people should be able to pass through along the edge of their property.  I guess this landowner in Montana can be counted among the types that don't want people walking anywhere near their property.



Tuesday, 6 March 2012

Montana Trout--Yeti & Leprechaun Edition

Many of you will have seen lots of Montana trout fishing pieces by Yukon Goes Fishing.  Today he & his new pals are working the Bitterroot.



Tuesday, 16 August 2011

Big Gas Rainbow

Non steelhead rainbows aren't often caught this size.  Yukon says it was caught somewhere in SW Montana.  Maybe he forgot where they caught it...


If you can't see the video link, go to flyfishingfantasies.blogspot.com.



Sunday, 3 July 2011

Cutties--Love 'em!

Having been weaned on cutthroat, I really liked this piece.  I'm used to the sea run variety but these westslopers are pretty fish as well.


If you can't see the video link, go to flyfishingfantasies.blogspot.com.