Winter fishing in Jackson Hole often means taking up ice fishing. On a beautiful Sunday in late January, the Teton County 4-H Fishing Club gathered at the Snake River Sporting Club for a grand day of fishing.
Will Harper and Joe Burke
It’s been a few days now, and I am sure there are already stories of the young fishermen and fisherwomen having trouble getting the
huge fish through the hole—continuing the long tradition of
“fishing tales”. If you are a fisherman, you are genetically programmed to stretch the truth—20%-30% is the expected norm. River guides will yell to their clients they just caught a 20 incher, knowing the trout was closer to 16″. Clients grin and go along with it and the guides get a bigger tip.
Like I said, it’s a tradition!
Michael Rhodes and Will Hobbs (Snake River Sporting Club-Director of Outdoor Pursuits)
Continue reading "4-H Fishing Club – Jackson Hole Style!"
The Old West Days Parade signals the beginning of the Summer tourist season here in Jackson Hole. Kids are still in school in many areas of the country, so parade watchers are often made up of locals and regional visitors. The parade is just one of the many events offered to celebrate Memorial Day.
I took the normal photos of the parade, but chose to isolate small zones and details for this year’s post. I set up near the judge’s stand along the Town Square and watched for “smaller rectangles”. Continue reading "Jackson Hole’s Old West Days Parade “in Detail”" 
