Terry lands a fat rainbow just below Holter Dam

Looking east fron the fron of the cabin to the river. all of the roads ran through the valley.

Looking southeast from the cabin rear. Every angle provided a scenic view.

Keith walks to the deck after a morning of fishing.

The kitchen of the cabin. Everything was outstanding.

Two bedrooms and a bath down, a loft up.

Nick and Dave set up on the gravel bar. Nick anchored the tubes with a wader bag and rocks.

A broken rod AND a rainbow.

A picture of the Wolf Creek Bridge. Wolf Creek was 4 mi to the right, the cabin about 16 miles to the left.

Dusk on the river. The cadis hatches were extremely heavy at night.

Another view from the gravel bar.

Nick displays a late evening rainbow. Most success came using nymphs.

Nick and Sam primarily fished in front of this tressel. They also had success fishing from the bank into a very deep hole.

Mike takes a break to re-tie. This picture was taken on the Blackfoot River.

Sam took an artistic photo on the Blackfoot.

Fishing just below a cliff wall.

We kept a tote board during the week. Terry and Nick were the eventual champs.

Taking a break after the morning fish. The temp. rose to the mid to high 90's each day. Evenings were 49-52 degrees.

Hey, they named a creek after Keith!

Cribbage was played often on this trip.

The Missouri River near Hardy Bridge - a couple of miles from the cabin.

Same location - different direction.

Buck and Rainbow