Our New England crew has the island at Bull Pasture surrounded – photo by Wolf Creek Angler
Reports from yesterday ranged from good to great to “the best day we’ve ever had here”, particularly in the dam to Wolf Creek Bridge stretch. Our returning guests from New England have taken over the Bull Pasture and seem to have figured things out for the time being. Rainbow Czechs and Little Green Machines have been the bugs of choice – at least for this crew.
We’ve got weather on the way! The winter storm watch has been cancelled and we are now under a winter storm warning from 6pm tonight to 11 pm Sunday night. We are currently sitting at 55 with blue skies and sunshine however rain is slated to develop this afternoon, changing to snow overnight. 100 percent chance of snow tomorrow with a high of 39 and a possible 3-5 inches of accumulation. The sun will be back on Monday but the rest of the week looks promising for a BWO event with cloudy skies and a chance of rain. Temps will be in the high 40’s and low 50’s so chances are good we will get the bugs this week.
We’ve got limited lodging available this week starting on Tuesday so give us a call and get your rooms and your guide trips booked. It could be an epic week here on the Missouri.
We’re about to close the doors for the day and head to Helena for our first annual staff and guide appreciation party so we’d like to just take a minute and say thank you to Matt and Cindy and Janette for all of their effort in helping make our first season such a great one. We’d also like to take this opportunity to recognize our awesome guides Neale Streeks, Brian Scott, Matt Hargrave, Eric Mondragon, Mike Niles, Ardy Neuman, Russ Dobrzynski, Justin Lawrence, Rob Weiker, Jerel Beougher, Jim Murray, Nick Kaufman and Luke Koerten. We’re looking forward to another great season with all of you next year.
The shop will be open at 7:30 AM tomorrow for all of you who decide to brave the storm.
See you in the shop and on the water.
~ Jason O.
Leave A Comment