Fly Fishing the Missouri River in early May
Jeff and Jack fished the Missouri for three days. I decided to use a slideshow for all the photos. Enjoy.
Father and son on the Bitterroot in June
These photos are from June 1 but it is appropriate to post them on Father’s Day. Jeff Rogers and his Dad fishing with Jack on the upper Bitterroot.
Fishing the Missouri River in late April with Jeff and Reed
Jeff and Reed had a fishing agenda in late April and it included fishing the Missouri River with Jack. It was pretty darn cold that day but they were up to the challenge. Fish were caught but the camera was mostly kept in the bag. Rowing was the priority to help keep the boat headed downriver in the wind.
All in all, it was a very good day.
Bitterroot River mid-week, good fishing and pretty spring day
Jack and Jeff always do this stretch of the river in late March as an annual trip. This starts their fishing season off and helps them get caught up after a long winter. It was a nice day overall, except for someone doing some kind of control burn on the bank…but the company and the fishing were both good.
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| Jeff with a trout |
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| trout, duh |
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| Questionable air quality. Someone is burning a pile near the bank. |
Jeff and Colonel Rogers on the Bitterroot River – and a moose
Jeff’s dad was up for a visit again. And, again, they went fishing with Jack – June 28 and 29. Maybe it is becoming an annual tradition for them. There is nothing like bonding as father and son on the river. They certainly know how to have fun in the outdoors together.
There is a moose in a couple of the photos, though it is very difficult to see. A few days later, Jack saw a bear. Deer, moose and maybe elk are common sites, but though bear are here, we don’t usually see them on the river. Of course Jeff and the Colonel caught fish, too.
