Tippets: Fish Some Tail, Idaho Fly Fishing Schools, Ultimate Fishing Town 2012, Court Ruling a Victory for Fish

March 4, 2012 By: Benjamin Clary

When the going gets cold, go fish some tailwater. Lucky for Wyoming anglers, they are surrounded by world-class rivers that are productive in winter.
Natural Retreats’ South Fork Lodge just announced a spring fly-fishing school that starts at $3,250 per person plus other schools—including intermediate and advanced classes as well as a ladies-only class—throughout the season.
With the 2012 Ultimate Fishing Town Competition right around the corner, the World Fishing Network looks back on the winners of the 2011 competition.
U.S. District Court Judge John Acosta ruled for Northwest Environmental Advocates in a suit against the EPA, the National Marine Fisheries Association and U.S. Fish and Wildlife. As a result, those agencies are now required to take a closer look at pollution’s affect on water temperature and salmon, steelhead and bull trout.

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