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Fly Fishing On The Green River - Paradise Lost  by: Rick Chapo Fly fishing is all about finding a great location, preferably in the middle of a hatch. The Green River in Utah was one such place, but is it still? The Secret Is Out No less than five years ago, it seemed like you head to the Green River and see few others along your little stretch of paradise. These days, it seems like a freeway. The Green River starts at Flaming Gorge in the far Northeast of Utah. It then winds down through the Dinosaur National Monument area before passing through the deserts of central Utah and eventually flows into the Colorado River. The best fishing is around Flaming Gorge where the scenery and water make for a great trip. Perhaps it is just me, but this area of the river must have been highlighted in more than a few magazines. There are all manner of people on the river and jet skis aren’t unheard of. Admittedly, there has always been white water rafting groups in sections, but nothing like this. Kayakers and so on seem to be flourishing like mad. If there had been a few more boats on the river, you would’ve needed a traffic cop! Now don’t get me wrong. The river is for everyone. It is just a bummer when a little known spot becomes a hot spot. Sort of a case of paradise lost. While the river is certainly busier, the fish still seem to be biting. Browns and Rainbows are the catch of the day. Perhaps I was just there on a bad day. The Green River is so nice that even a bad day is still a good day. What the heck, I could’ve been working! About The Author Rick Chapo is with http://www.nomadjournals.com - makers of diary and writing journals. Visit http://www.nomadjournaltrips.com/fly_fishing to read more fly fishing articles and stories. This article was posted on February 02, 2006 Read More Articles from the "Recreation and Sports" Category: Is participating in a lottery syndicate better than playing alone? by Sveinn Johannsson Jack Nicklaus And Tiger Woods - "The Best Of The Best" by Mike D'Auria Winter Carp Fishing Boilies Pellet and Paste Bait Tips by Tim Richardson New, No Break Polyproyplene Stadium And Theatre Seating-Bleacher Chair by Frank Sumner Improve You Dunking Ability In A Shortest Time! by Trajko Dangov The Role Of The Youth Athlete by Joe Waters Gamers in the Game by Jonathan Bentz Golf Exercise Benefits by Mike Pedersen Differences Between Online Casinos and Land Based Casinos by Franklin Banker How To Play Slot Machines And Win by Ellison Mansfield << Back to "Recreation And Sports" Index

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