A very frozen Madison River at Hwy 191.
Photo by Josh Almond.
Intro by Josh Almond
Welcome to the weekly newsletter. We survived a brutally cold weekend that saw temperatures plummet to -40 degrees with a high of -10 degrees on Saturday. These temperatures locked up the river up above Hebgen and made quite the ice jam down near Ennis. It was a good weekend to pick up a book or tie some flies! Thankfully we should see some warmer temperatures this coming weekend allowing us to get back outside and enjoy some beautiful winter days!
Last week I was going through some of the articles on the website and I truly enjoyed re-reading them. It never seems to fail that I pick up something new or am reminded of something I probably shouldn't have forgotten. John did a wonderful job on these thought provoking passages, all of them are quick reads with the ability to keep you mentally engaged with fishing for hours. That's invaluable for a fisherman this time of year unless you happen to live in the southeast.
We've been bringing in a lot of new materials and new colors of old favorites this winter so that means we have quite a bit of fly tying goodies on Sale! This is a great opportunity to grab some materials at a discount for tying season. Just a few short months and we'll be back to fishing full time so take some time during the polar vortex to get those boxes filled and ready to go!
As always give us a call at the shop, swing in or shoot us an email if you have any questions!
|