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| Jjlyon01 | February 3rd, 2008, 3:06 pm | |
| SUNY Environmental Science and Forestry, Syracuse Posts: 54 | Well I'm getting cabin fever already and I need to get away from this concrete jungle. A few friends and I are planning on a fishing trip spring break while all of our other friends are going to Cancun we are in search of the all elusive trout. Our break starts the 9th of March and goes until the 16th. Does anyone have any suggestions on our travels. We need something that will be fishable year round and not frozen. We were thinking maybe Yellowstone. Also this is going to be a very low budget trip (gas, nuts and berries. Any ideas are welcomed. | |
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| CaseyP | February 3rd, 2008, 3:15 pm | |
| Arlington, VA/ Mercersburg, PA Posts: 269 | gas, nuts, and berries? PA will surprise you with what's open to catch and release fly anglers. go online to the Pennsylvania Fish and Boating Commission--with some work you can get a good idea of where you can fish; precious little has frozen this year. and loads of folk on this board will have lots of advice. | |
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| LittleJ | February 3rd, 2008, 3:20 pm | |
| Hollidaysburg Pa Posts: 139 | central pa, it shouldn't be frozen but it my be cold. P.m. me if you head this way p.m. and I can give you some input on the conditions., or check out the T.C.O. website they update there stream conditions often. There are some great streams in the western N.C. (asheville region) mountains that should be in good shape as well If i were single and in college i would try to pony up some cash and hit the coast for some tarpon. p.s. I think yellowstone will still be a frozen stiff through march | |
| Shawnny3 | February 3rd, 2008, 4:55 pm | |
| Pleasant Gap, PA Posts: 573 | And if you're in the backyard of someone on this forum, they'd probably take you out for a little guided tour. If the time is right, I know I'd be happy to do it. -Shawn | |
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| Smallstream | February 3rd, 2008, 5:35 pm | |
| State College, PA Posts: 99 | I wish I was one of those college students that could go on a spring break, It seems that a lot people I know live happy go lucky lives and go to tropical places on a whim lol. wow if you could get the oppurtunity to go out to yellowstone that would be pretty sweet, you could wet wade one of the streams with a hot spring going into it like the firehole. I went there as a kid and it was pretty amazing. | |
| Mtskibum | February 3rd, 2008, 6:04 pm | |
| Montana Posts: 26 | Yellowstone park wont be fishable that time of year(the season doesnt start till memorial day), however there is still plenty to fish out here that isnt frozen over. I went out fishing both days last weekend, and both days this weekend, just got back in, in time for the superbowl. The madison, gallatin, and even stretches of the yellowstone river will be fishable. As will numerous other places. If you are truly interested in coming out this way shoot me a pm, and i can help you with your trip. Plus the benefit to fishing out here that time of year. You get the rivers all to yourself, i fished 2 miles of the gallatin today from a public access spot, didnt see another person. | |
| Jjlyon01 | February 3rd, 2008, 10:34 pm | |
| SUNY Environmental Science and Forestry, Syracuse Posts: 54 | Thank you guys for all the help. I have never been in contact with a more helpful group of guys, it gives me hope that every angler isn't like the Salmon River strain. Penn is deffinently a consideration since I grew up there and I have family living there. I wish I would have fly fished back when I lived there, but alas it took my dad getting into a car accident when I was 12 to get into it. Now that I am in college I have met a slew of followers of the fly and any of us would give our lives to set foot on a trophy stream. I am actually working on an internship in fisheries biology and I would be stationed in either Yellowstone or Alaska (not sure what part of Alaska yet). I would be humbled to meet anyone on this forum and fish along side of them (just like playing football along side the 2008 Super Bowl champs) | |
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| Jjlyon01 | February 4th, 2008, 1:13 pm | |
| SUNY Environmental Science and Forestry, Syracuse Posts: 54 | I'd much rather drive a couple thousand miles to fish in the middle of winter than ride a bike with little tire pressure 8 miles through the snow to a small Limestone Creek to catch a lone brown. (This is my Thursday afternoons-well worth the trip) | |
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