Fly Fishing Utah's Provo River

By
Marshall Cutchin
 on August 18, 2008 8:04 AM | | Comments (0)

We see a lot of newspaper articles on fly fishing. It's nice to see one present coverage of the local fishing in a clean layout and with some truly impressive photos. (Now if they could only bother to include an attribution.) Craig Dilger (we think) writes about fly-fishing guide Jeremy Jones and the seasons on the Provo in the Daily Herald. "Jones is completely serious about fishing year-round. "'The winter fishing is great,' he said. 'It just gets cold, people's hands start getting cold and the eyelets on the fly-rod start to ice up, so it makes it tough to cast. But I have had some of my best days on the Provo River in complete blizzards at negative 10 degrees and still catching fish. Nobody is out there, and everything is so white. It is beautiful.'"

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