Issues prior to and including March 1994 (Vol.III,#2) are out of print. We don't suggest relying on the information provided in these particular reports because much of it is dated. For this reason, we only provide updates from May 1994 (Vol.III,#3) forward. There may be more new information than listed below, but we are unaware of it.

Volume III, Number 3, May 15, 1994
The guides that we used on the Green and New Fork Rivers are no longer in the area. If you seek a guide for these stream, you may contact Bennie Johnson, Highland Desert Flies, 1700 Wilson, #39, Green River, WY 82935 (307/875-2358) or the Great Outdoor Shop, 332 West Pine Street, Pinedale, WY 82941 (307/367-2440).

Volume III, Number 5, September 15, 1994
Since our report on the Colorado River at the Breeze/Kemp Units, whirling disease has been detected in the river and trout populations have declined. Call listed telephone numbers for current conditions.

Volume III, Number 6, November 15, 1994
When fishing The Holy Water, high quality, locally tied flies can be purchased at The Fishing Hole, PO Box 1314, Shady Cove, OR 97539 (541/878-4000). The shop is located next door to the Picnic Basket where they make good deli sandwiches to go.

Volume IV, Number 1, January 15, 1995
Lonesome Duck is a new lodging option on the Williamson River comprised of luxurious riverfront, housekeeping homes. Call (800/367-2540) for details. A report on Lonesome Duck appear in Volume VIII, Number 2, March 15, 1999.

Volume IV, Number 2, March 1995
The excellent trout fishing on the upper Clark Fork of the Columbia River was adversely affected by a toxic spill from accumulated material from a holding reservoir in February 1996. Is it any wonder why conservationists fear the mine planned for the Big Blackfoot, a Clark Fork tributary. The Clark Fork below Missoula fishing good in 1997 and 1998.

Volume IV, Number 3, May 1995
Since our visit, the Summit B&B on Georgetown Lake has been sold and is now a private residence.
On the report on Lake Almanor and Butt Valley Reservoir, we were guided by Milt Jensen. Milt has a new mailing address and telephone number. These are PO Box 45, Chico, CA 95927-0045 and (530/343-4071). Butt Valley Reservoir was drained in the spring of 1996 and closed to fishing.

Volume IV, Number 5, September 15, 1995
The East Walker River flowing through Rosaschi Ranch in Nevada is now opened to the public. Current regulations restrict the fishing to catch-and-release with barbless hook lures and flies.

Volume V, Number 1, January 15, 1996
A stream now flows across the meadow behind Henderson Springs Lodge. Some of our readers staying here have taken trout measuring twenty inches from the creek. A new lake has also been created for angling.

Volume VI, Number 3, May 15, 1997
The Beside Manor B&B on the Crowsnest River has increased its occupancy. Expect more pressure on the stream from other anglers.

Volume VI, Number 4, July 15, 1997
The Steamboat Lake Fishing Company has changed hands is now owned by Duncan draper. The fishing on the Yampa River west of town still offers high quality fishing and now Steamboat Lake Fishing Company offers fishing on a private tailwater stretch of the Yampa that is especially productive from November through mid April. For those who enjoy skiing, this would be a great opportunity to set aside a day to fish too. The rate for a single anglers is $245 and covers lunch, beverage, flies, leaders and guiding.

Volume VI, Number 6, November 15, 1997
Since our report on Sugar Creek Ranch, another pond has been created this is suitable for float tubing. Subscribers have reported excellent fishing on the ponds and landing some gigantic rainbows.

Volume VII, Number 1, January 15, 1998
On our report on the upper Klamath River (downstream of Irongate Reservoir), we fished with Gerry Gray. We are sad to report that Gerry has since passed away. We are now unaware of any guides who specialize in flyfishing on the upper Klamath, but if we find a reliable one, we'll post a notice.

Volume VII, Number 2, March 1998
The report on the Green River below Fontenelle Reservoir gave the incorrect telephone number of guide Bennie Johnson. You can contact Bennie at 1700 Wilson, #39, Green River, WY 82935 (307/875-2358). Readers who have fished with Bennie have reported catching some very large trout.

Volume VII, Number 4, July 15, 1998
Since our report on the St. Mary and Elk Rivers in British Columbia, our recommended guide, Kelly Laatsch, has a new address. He can now be contacted at St. Mary Guide Service, PO Box 152, Marysville, British Columbia, Canada V0B 1Z0.