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From another forum, thought you might get a kick out of this!
Adam Barry Says:The previous posts are obviously from guys who don’t like my family. I no longer work with my family at the lodge and can’t speak for them but my guess is that they may guide for some of our “competition” in the area, if you can call them that. Probably tired of having their clients asking them why the guys in the green boats seem to have a fish on every time they see them. Sorry you confuse our confidence for arrogance. It is easy to be an elitist when you are elite. We all know we are the best in the area and have been since 1919. The guides that are let go from the lodge for not working hard enough go on to be head guides at any other outfitter in the area.
On the spawning beds comment, check out the vid on tetonvalleylodge.com/blog. None of these fish were caught on reds. The browns aren’t even on the reds in January. Every fish caught in this video was on a streamer and the big fish was caught in the middle of the river using a swing drift.
We look at fishing different than a lot of people. It isn’t about being on the river, or having a nice day, the beauty of the fish. None of that. We are about catching the most and biggest fish possible on any given day. Anyone who tells you that it isn’t about catching fish can’t catch them.
If you want to see more of us crushing ’em on the South Fork or the other rivers in the area check out tetonvalleylodge.com.
January 15, 2010 | Unregistered CommenterAdam Berry“It is easy to be an elitist when you are elite.”
Haha, what a moron!
-MikeI don’t know of much creek or river fishing but there are some decent lakes in the area. To the north there are Baker and Pine Valley reservoirs and to the east is Kolob Reservoir. Baker holds some enormous browns if you can keep the sunfish and stockers off 🙂 Kolob is artificial flies and lures only
