Re: [Philmont]: Fishing

Many of your answers (i.e., license info) can be found in the little book they send you, which I don't have. The inside info is ...yes there is good fishing. You may have to hike to it. As I recall, part of the west side of the ranch is bordered by an overflow brook which comes from a fish hatchery. Of course you can bring stuff, if you want to carry it. Remember, every ounce counts. We bourght some collapaseable fly rods and flys. We had a heck of a side hike to get to it, but the fishing (trout) was great. not very big...but big enough for catch and release, which was still fun.

YIS
 
Mark Anderson
'71, '00, '02
 
iwgbtp
SusanBKewley@cs.com wrote:
The book says there are many fishing opportunities at the South end of the ranch. Can you bring some salmon eggs, line, & hooks, for trout fishing? Are there other kinds of fish in the stream? Is it a catch and release policy? How much is the fishing license? Is it a day license or can you get one for a few days? How has the fishing been this summer?

YIS,

Susan Kewley
Lakeville, MN
2002, 716-A1 2004

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Received on Thu Jul 8 18:32:43 2004