Here are this week’s images from the water. After fly fishing the Yellowstone River, we travelled through the northwest corner of Yellowstone National Park, through Cooke City and Beartooth Pass to Red Lodge, MT.
Sunrise on Beartooth Pass at 10,933 feet.
Bison along the lower Lamar River in Yellowstone National Park.
Sunrise – Beartooth Pass
Driving Beartooth Pass with the bear tooth in the distance.
Several lakes can be seen while driving Beartooth Pass.
Mountain goats at the top of Beartooth Pass.
Canada Goose drinking water on the ponds by Beaver Creek which flows into Quake Lake.
Some type of bee on the Yellowstone River.
Enjoy…go fish!
Thanks for all the kind Comments everyone. I’m pleased to hear the images resonate with you. BTW – we are slowly improving from Covid.
John
Wow! If you ever tire of the tying, you’re an outdoor photog extraordinaire!
Hi John,
We LOVE your pictures and the trip down memory lane they bring to us. We’ve been to Bear Tooth Pass many times but have never seen such a beautiful sunrise. Thank you for the memories! Take care & …
Tight Lines – Gretchen & Al Beatty
Your blog is wonderful and inspiring, thank you John!
Exquisite photos and unique nature. Reminds us all of the remaining global glories that we can be blessed with in our fly fishing trips. Thanks, Chris, Vandia Grove, Gauteng, South Africa