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[Outside.away.com] Fly Fishing Retailers Trade Show | Outside Online: This year's Fly Fishing Retailers (FFR) show, September 8-10 in Denver, Colorado, saw the opening of a decided generation gap. The traditional crowd, for whom fishing is a more palatable alternative to golf, is joined by an athletic cohort looking for something to do in days off from climbing and mountain-biking, when the rivers are too low to kayak, and the snow has yet to fall.

 [Flyfishyellowstone.blogspot.com] Fly Fishing In Yellowstone National Park: These can be had for about $200 - ready to go, (you'll need flies - more truth.) Pick it up at a Trout Shop, Wal-Mart, Target, Western Auto, (oops,) or a garage sale. Get a 6 or 7 weight, (refers to the line.)

[Fishsunvalley.com] Sturtevants Fly Fishing Blog: These are the areas that will be holding fish right now and fishing subsurface with heavy nymphs and wooly buggers will be your best choice. Selection is not as critical as getting the bugs down to the fish right now but some good choices would be hare’s ear, pheasant tail and stonefly nymphs in a size 10 or 12 or wooly buggers in a size 8 or 10, all with a bead head, and possibly some extra weight to get it down.

 [Ality.org] sur::re::ality: A nice easy fly to tie, I’ll test it out when we go to Pierre Greys in a couple weeks! Can’t wait for that trip!

[Doublefeature.com] Sportsmen's Camp Blog: June 2004 entries: Dragonfly Day is one of those floating holidays, sort of like Easter except this holiday celebrates a nonfictional event and is determined by some thing that actually happens – The Massive Hatch of the Dragonflies. Janet tells me that her calculations indicate the Dragonfly Day is well nigh!

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