Idaho sushi.

The bugs are coming! Just a quiet evening along the Yellowstone during the Mother’s Day Caddis emergence a few years back. The first “mega-hatch” of the year is nearing. Stay tuned for news and tips as we get close…!
#flyfishing #yellowstoneriver #mothersdaycaddis #montanaflyfishing #dryflyfishing

A massive rock tower rises abruptly from the landscape, dominating nearly the entire frame. This is Devils Tower National Monument, seen from below so that it appears steep, vertical, and imposing. The formation is shaped like a broad, flat-topped column with slightly rounded sides. Its surface is marked by long, straight vertical grooves running from base to summit. These lines resemble enormous fluted columns or frozen drips of stone, emphasizing the tower’s height and giving it a ribbed texture. The rock is light gray in this monochrome image, with darker streaks highlighting cracks and weathered sections. At the base of the tower, a band of conifer trees wraps around the formation. The trees look small compared to the rock, emphasizing the scale. They cling to ledges and the lower slopes, their pointed tops forming a dark, uneven line between the tower and the ground. In the foreground, the terrain is covered with a wide field of broken boulders and rocks of various sizes. The stones appear angular and scattered, forming a rough, uneven surface that slopes gently upward toward the tower. A few small pine trees and shrubs grow among the rocks, their trunks thin and their branches sparse. On the right edge of the image, a tall, bare tree trunk rises vertically with no leaves, its branches jagged and skeletal. On the left edge, partial silhouettes of other trees frame the scene, creating a natural border around the tower. The sky above is pale and blank, with no visible clouds, which makes the tower’s outline stand out sharply. The overall impression is one of scale and solidity — a solitary, monumental rock rising straight upward from a rugged field of stone, surrounded by scattered forest.

#MountainMonday

Pass the mashed potatoes please!🙏 🤣

5-2012 35 mm

Favorite movie. I will be visiting Devils Tower this summer. I will report back on UFO/UAP activity. 👽🛸

One more run for the Cap. God I miss him already. There’s something to play for her boys. Make it mean something.

Thank you for the info!

What size pots will you use next? I was thinking of using a 5 gal pot next but would rather stay away from root bound.

Beautiful work!

I saw the name and thought the same thing. Happy 4/20!

The state government of Idaho loves to meddle with its citizens medical and personal rights.

It’s a plant that brings in high tax dollars. Plus most Idahoans go to Oregon or Montana for legal weed anyway.

100% on point. 👏👏👏

Wildfire forecast, part 1: The heat is on Calls to consolidate Forest Service, Interior firefighters stalled in 2025, but may revive as 2026 weather forecasts heat up.

The start of the calendar year is typically a low-activity fire period, but 2026 has tested that rule.

We had about 30 Mule Deer walkthrough our campsite. We notice this deer with a growth just below the eye. Probably about the size of baseball.

What a beautiful picture!

Picture of a truck camping setup at Mammoth CG in YNP.

Pictures of a pine and juniper trees trunk intertwined to make one tree.

Close up of the juniper and pines trunks.

Picture of a Mountain Bluebird resting on a branch with the Absoroka MTN’s in the background.

Spent the last two days camping at Mammoth CG. So peaceful at YNP while it’s mostly closed.

Grundens make good stuff. I have noticed a few guides switching over to their gear. I loved Simms waders. But my last set started leaking after only a year.

Spring biking in Yellowstone opens tomorrow! Bicyclists can ride 49 miles between the West Entrance in West Yellowstone, Montana, and Mammoth Hot Springs. See below for all routes that will be open for biking, and Happy Spring! For more details visit: www.nps.gov/yell/planyou...

Picture of a Tacoma truck with a tent setup in the bed, parked along the Madison River. Camping chairs, trees, shrubs are visible in the picture.

Picture of a red Heeler laying down on the ground outside at a campground in Montana. The red Heeler has a scarf on.

Picture of a red Heeler sitting on a tailgate of a truck

False Spring here in Montana. So might as well going camping. Ripple is surely enjoying being outdoors.

#MT #Camping #GFC #Heeler

Sucker Punch Spring in full effect this morning
#YYC

No fine.

That will teach them. 🤦‍♂️

Grizzlies are waking up. 🐻

#YNP #Yellowstone #Montana

How the Fort Peck Tribes build a bison blueprint Tribally run management and a deal with Yellowstone National Park are helping forge a future for coexisting with the iconic American bison.

Tribally run management and a deal with Yellowstone National Park are helping forge a future for coexisting with the iconic American bison.

I have lots of family in the Athol and Bonners Ferry area. Idaho has some very beautiful places, just very backwards on their politics.

Heck ya! Thanks @sweetwaterflyshop.bsky.social

Very interesting to see displayed like this. The majority of the Midwest and The Plains depend on our mountains for water! The power of the Rocky Mountains.

#Montana #Rivers #mountains #moresnowplease

Dang….already melted.

We got 6+ inches.

Picture of a backyard covered in fresh snow.

Backyard picture from this morning. More snow please.

Lucky. Still no snow in Bozeman.

Beautiful view! I am hoping the snow being called for today and tomorrow actually arrives! 🤞

Perfectly stated. 👏