News from Streamside Adventures
Norm Crisp of Stream Side Adventures on Radio
Did you miss Norm Crisp on Central Standard on KCUR 89.3 FM on Wednesday morning October 12th when Norm visited with host Jabulani Leffall about Fly Fishing and Norm's travels and experiences fly fishing around the world? No worries - if you missed the show, you can stream it live over your computer right now, or, if you prefer, you can download it as a podcast.
Award Winning Photos by Stream Side Adventures Guide
Stream Side Adventures newest guide, Ethan Crisp, won awards at the Federation of Fly Fishers Southern Council Conclave in Mountain Home, Arkansas for two of his photos.Ethan was awarded a Blue Ribbon in the Angler In Their Element category for his photo "Rock On!" and a Red Ribbon in the Essence of Fly Fishing category for his photo "Rio Pedragosa Brown".
View all of Ethan's photos in his photo gallery...
Introducing Ethan Crisp - Stream Side Adventures Guide
Ethan Crisp has been fly fishing and tying for over 20 years. He has fished throughout Wyoming, Montana, Missouri and the Patagonia region of Chile. For the past 3 years Ethan has direct STREAM SIDE ADVENTURES’s logistical operations in Chile. In addition to guiding in the Missouri Ozarks , Patagonia and for the Wyoming CutSlam, Ethan teaches introductory and advanced fly fishing and tying classes. E is the originator of the OBA – Olive Bodied Adams - and is an award winning nature photographer.
This summer STREAM SIDE ADVENTURES was able to guide four anglers to complete their quest for the Wyoming CutSlam. The CutSlam is a challenge to catch and release each of Wyoming 4 species of Cutthroat Trout, the Yellowstone, Bear River, Fine Spot, and the Colorado River. Congratulations to Matt Tabbert, Mike Bush, Dough Goodman and Greg (Max) Maxwell for joining the elite group of anglers who have completed the challenge.
View the Wyoming CutSlam 2011 photo gallery...
This summer we were exploring a new stream, while actually an irrigation ditch, for Colorado Cuts. We found some Cuts but even better were the arborglyphs we found.
Arborglyphs are carvings of names, dates, or images into tree bark. A recent carving of a heart with E. C. and B. D in the middle is an example. The ones we found were older and often more involved. Most were high up in the mountains in a relatively open area near a pass. Our arborglyphs were carved by sheepherders. Originally they were Basques. Now most of the shepherds are either Mexican or Peruvians. Bur they still are practicing this art form. View more arborglyph pictures...
While the fishing is the primary reason for joining us on a summer adventure, the opportunity to view some of the breathtaking scenery, the flowers and the wildlife is an added attraction.
See our "Views of Wyoming 2011 Photo Gallery"...
High water levels from this summers extended runoff made the fishing tough this summer. But specializing in the higher elevation small streams, STREAM SIDE ADVENTURES was able to find and catch quality trout. Check out some of our fish.
See our "Views of Wyoming 2011 Photo Gallery"...
