Tag Archives: west-slope cutthroat

Time for Cutthroats

Posted on September 12, 2018 by Greg Thomas

If you’ve been holding off on a cutthroat foray in the northern Rockies, it’s go-time. I mean, September, in the Rockies with cool evenings and mornings and hot summerish days. What not to like? The trout are a bonus and … Continue reading →

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Hucks and Cutts: July Is Go Time

Posted on July 1, 2016 by Greg Thomas

The old rule of thumb in northern Idaho, western Montana and southeast British Columbia said you can fish just about any cutthroat creek, after the Fourth of July. Showing up earlier meant you might be limited by high water. But … Continue reading →

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Ned’s Dead

Posted on May 2, 2012 by Greg Thomas

A backpack trip into north Idaho’s cutthroat and bull trout bastion brings humor and grief, via an unexpected surprise in wading boots. Note: I gave a presentation last night to the Fly Fisher’s of the Bitterroot Club in Hamilton, Montana … Continue reading →

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