oh, boy! Our Mountain Khakis rep just talked
me into a great deal for our Trunk Show: Today only, all Mountain Khakis
merchandise 20% off.............hope he helps me write the fill-in
order!
Come in have lunch on us AND get a great deal on Mountain Khakis! Going on right now Lost River Outfitters
Saturday, September 22, 2012
Friday, September 21, 2012
Mountain Khakis Trunk Show Friday and Saturday!
Come on in to Lost River Outfitters for our Mountain Khakis Trunk Show!
Today and tomorrow, Ron Mosher, our rep, will be here to introduce the Fall 12 line. We have tons of great merchandise, including the new Field Pant for all of you upland bird hunters.
We'll also have a nice selection of summer merchandise freshly shipped from Mountain Khakis at 25% off!
All shorts are now 40% off as well.
There will be Swag and free beer, and tomorrow, Saturday, we'll have a BBQ right outside our store.
Come join the fun see you there!
In case you've never been to Lost River Outfitters, we are on 371 N Main St in Ketchum, right next to the Bank of America and across the street from the Pioneer!
Our store is fully stocked with new fall/winter merchandise including great winter footwear.
As always, we boast the best fly selection in town and our friendly and knowledgeable staff can point you in the right direction of where and when to fish and what to use.
if you need some added help, we'd love to take you out on the river and show you how it's done as well!
See you at Lost River this weekend !
Today and tomorrow, Ron Mosher, our rep, will be here to introduce the Fall 12 line. We have tons of great merchandise, including the new Field Pant for all of you upland bird hunters.
We'll also have a nice selection of summer merchandise freshly shipped from Mountain Khakis at 25% off!
All shorts are now 40% off as well.
There will be Swag and free beer, and tomorrow, Saturday, we'll have a BBQ right outside our store.
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In case you've never been to Lost River Outfitters, we are on 371 N Main St in Ketchum, right next to the Bank of America and across the street from the Pioneer!
Our store is fully stocked with new fall/winter merchandise including great winter footwear.
As always, we boast the best fly selection in town and our friendly and knowledgeable staff can point you in the right direction of where and when to fish and what to use.
if you need some added help, we'd love to take you out on the river and show you how it's done as well!
See you at Lost River this weekend !
Thursday, September 20, 2012
Local Fishing Report 09/20/2012
Fall is officially here, and the fishing on our local rivers remains strong. With the crowds of August gone, the Big Wood is fishing well again. General mayfly patterns are working well on the wood. When they won't come up to eat the big bugs, try a small Baetis or Trico fished behind your larger dry.
Silver Creek is also a good bet right now. Trico hatches have subsided, but we've seen good numbers of Baetis and Callibaetis around 10:00 O' Clock. Once the bugs are gone, try hoppers, ants, and beetles mid-day.
The fishing in Copper Basin has slowed down, due to low water and colder temps. However, if you want to give it a try, there are definitely still fish to be caught. General attractor are still the best bet in copper basin. Fish faster and deeper water than you would earlier in the year.
The Lower Lost is fishing very well. Fish are still willing to eat Crane Flies, and Cranes will sometimes bring the biggest fish to the surface. If the Crane bite slows down, try a dry-dropper combo with a big dry and a small nymph. There are also Tricos hatching, so throw a few in your box and look for heads.
Silver Creek is also a good bet right now. Trico hatches have subsided, but we've seen good numbers of Baetis and Callibaetis around 10:00 O' Clock. Once the bugs are gone, try hoppers, ants, and beetles mid-day.
The fishing in Copper Basin has slowed down, due to low water and colder temps. However, if you want to give it a try, there are definitely still fish to be caught. General attractor are still the best bet in copper basin. Fish faster and deeper water than you would earlier in the year.
The Lower Lost is fishing very well. Fish are still willing to eat Crane Flies, and Cranes will sometimes bring the biggest fish to the surface. If the Crane bite slows down, try a dry-dropper combo with a big dry and a small nymph. There are also Tricos hatching, so throw a few in your box and look for heads.
Wednesday, September 12, 2012
Photos From this Year's Frank Church Trip
This year marked the 13th annual trip my Dad and I have made into the Frank Church Wilderness. Every trip has been incredible, and this year was no exception. The weather was perfect, the fishing was great, and some of the biggest fish we've ever seen showed up this year. I always use this trip as an opportunity to take a lot of photos. Here are some shots from the trip. Enjoy!
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