Zach Matthews
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Hey Nate –
That’s a good idea; I’ve actually interviewed Ryan for the magazine before and I think he’s a cool guy.
Well, we’ve returned from Yellowstone National Park, at least as far as our home base in Arkansas. It was a great trip. I landed two fish over 20 inches, one from Yellowstone Lake and one from the Yellowstone River. Lauren caught a grayling, a lot of brookies, a few fat cutties, and she drew a classic strike from a big 19″er that threw the hook. Great fishing.
As I said above, we fished all over the Park, so here are some selected images. The Photoblog will be front loaded for about a month with these so keep checking for new ones.
The Yellowstone River
Cascade Lake, post Grayling
On the Trail to Cascade Lake: “ultra-prime grizzly country” – Phil Monahan
Slough Creek (pronounced: “Crick”)
Big Boy!
The Yellowstone
Tying the Zuddler
The Snake
Yellowstone Lake 20″er at dusk (no one to help with shot).
Released!
Elk.Zach
Hey guys –
Dunno on the knee, it seems to be getting better today though. I wish I could have kept the antlers, but the Yellowstone rules forbid it and they’re kinda hard to sneak out with if you know what I’m saying.
Rusty –
People’s popup blockers may be causing trouble – they pop up but if you have them blocked you have to look up in the upper-right hand corner where it says, “Hey, Okieff, you have X Messages, X are new.”
I was talking to a Sony rep today, and he was telling me a bit about the Sony DSLR – we got talking about sensors, etc, and he mentioned Sony making sensors for Nikon. I asked him why Nikon hasn’t come out with a full frame camera yet as an answer to the D5, and he rather grinned and said “Because we haven’t felt like making them a sensor until we get ours on the market first”
