A warm winter and early spring in Jackson Hole has had an interesting affect on the hatching of the Mahoganies. The above photo shows the Mahogany in it’s winter time nymphal shuck. Warm temperatures in the 60’s resulted in this Mahogany beginning to emerge a full six weeks ahead of...

  On a warm, sunny day in an unusually warm February, the Siren Song of the river beckoned. Kevin and I finished our camp chores early and headed to the Wilson Bridge. Winter floating is something we try to do when conditions are right. Once a month we take inventory of the river bottom...

Our guests always get to see the snowshoe Tipi Camp up and running with all the bells and whistles in place; however, it doesn’t happen without considerable effort up front!  We start preparing for our Jackson Hole sleigh rides well in advance to make sure the sleighs and Tipi Camp are in...

Guests often ask me, “What’s your favorite season?” My answer is always the same, “The next one.” In Jackson Hole, we are blessed with four very distinct seasons. Each is different in it’s own special way and we eagerly look forward to the changes that they bring. Right...

Over the past 35 years my business has gone by many names. In the late 70’s it was Safaris Aquaticos, Floating and Fishing Patagonia. This was the first ever river floating company in Argentina. Back in the USA my company was called FatBoy Fishing. Wyoming, Montana and Yellowstone National Park...