TYPICAL SCENARIO:
It's Saturday December
15th, the sky is a deep, beautiful blue, the sun bright, the air calm and crisp
and a refreshing 36 degrees. Whether fly fishing, hiking or scouting for
wildlife, it's an
absolutely perfect day for enjoying the solitude of the mountains and a great way
to give yourself a break.
- FLY FISHING:
Why fish during the period most anglers call the "off-season"?
The reasons, along with the scenario above, are very simple and
attractive.
* Few to no anglers to compete with.
* No droughts, plenty of water to fish and relax by.
* More availability of trout in the stocked Special Regulation trout waters.
* No gnats, flies, mosquitoes, spiders, snakes or poison ivy/oak to contend
with.
* No high temperatures in the upper 80s to 100 degrees.
* Very low humidity, no hot humid days to sweat through.
* Regenerating and invigorating from the cool, crisp mountain air.
* Winter solitude and peacefulness.
- HIKING/NATURE:
Why hike during the period most hikers call it quits? The reasons, along
with the scenario above, are very simple and attractive.
* Lots of great views and panorama's that are blocked during the summer
foliage.
* Easier to spot and stalk wildlife including Deer, Wild Turkey, Grouse and
Quall.
* Easier to see signs of wildlife, including Deer, Wild Turkey, Bobcat, Fox
and Bear.
* Typically the trail is yours with few to no other hikers.
* No follow the leader with other hikers.
* No hot days.
* No high humidity.
* No gnats, flies, mosquitoes, spiders, snakes or poison ivy/oak to contend
with.
* Winter solitude and peacefulness.
* Regenerating and invigorating from the cool, crisp mountain air.
- Wildlife Scouting and
Viewing: Why scout for wildlife during the cooler months?
* Easier to find wildlife signs (deer, turkey, bear).
* Easier to find wildlife trails.
* Wildlife plenty active during the cool days of winter.
* Fewer people in the mountains to disturb the scouting procedure.
* Easier to see wildlife as the summer foliage is no longer present.
* No hot days.
* No high humidity.
* No gnats, flies, mosquitoes, spiders, snakes or poison ivy/oak to contend
with.
* Winter solitude and peacefulness.
* Regenerating and invigorating from the cool, crisp mountain air.
Guiding for fly fishing, December through February
when the following are met;
* Air temperature of 34 degrees or above.
* Little to no wind.
* Bright sunshine or mostly sunshine.
* Fish from the hours of 10am to 2pm.
Guiding for Hiking/Wildlife, December through
February when the following are met;
* Air temperature of 32 degrees or above.
* Little to no wind.
* Bright sunshine or mostly sunshine.
* Hike or locate wildlife anytime from sunrise to sunset.
Guiding for Wildlife Scouting/Viewing,
December thru February when the following
are met;
* Air temperature of 32 degrees or above.
* Little to no wind.
* Bright sunshine or mostly sunshine.
* Hike or locate wildlife anytime from
sunrise to sunset.
December
until March. A BETTER WAY to ENJOY the
MOUNTAINS
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