Henry’s Lake Estate is an 8.75-acre property located on one of the finest trophy stillwater fisheries in the northern Rockies. Situated 20 miles from Island Park, Idaho, and 15 miles from West Yellowstone, Montana, Henry’s lake is home to trophy trout. The setting is magical as the property enjoys 500’ of frontage on the north shore of the lake with breathtaking views across the water to the peaks of the Centennial Valley. Henry’s Lake Estate boasts a 3-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom, 4,500 sqft main home, in addition to caretaker’s quarters, 6-stall horse barn, pond and manicured grounds. The largest fish in the lake are the rainbow cuttthroat hybrids that tip the scales up to 16 pounds. The state record for brook trout weighs in at 7.2 pounds and was caught in Henry’s Lake. » More: Idaho Fishing Retreat For Sale
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Idaho Fishing Retreat For Sale
August 5th, 2010New Listing – Lanes Creek Ranch in Wayan Idaho
July 26th, 2010
The 1,536-acre Lanes Creek Ranch, located in Wayan, Idaho, is 20 minutes from Alpine, Wyoming, and has recreational features in addition to an operational cattle component. Set in a gorgeous alpine valley, Lanes Creek meanders through the property for approximately 2 miles adding sub-irrigation for pastures as well as enhancing the aesthetics of the ranch. Numerous spring creeks dot the landscape creating ponds and natural reservoirs for cattle and wildlife. Elk and Mule deer hunting is available onsite or on the neighboring Caribou National Forest and BLM lands. » More: New Listing – Lanes Creek Ranch in Wayan Idaho
Sublette County Gold
July 12th, 2010
Brian Hartley of Live Water Properties landed a 24.5-25″ brown on Sunday on a Green Silvey’s Sculpin on the New Fork River.
New Listing! Little Horse Creek Retreat – Dubois, Wyoming
July 1st, 2010
Located five miles from the charming mountain town of Dubois, Wyoming, this unique offering is comprised of 220 acres. Situated along Little Horse Creek, the ranch has a full set of improvements and is perfect for a corporate or family retreat, guest ranch or high-end RV park. Improvements on the ranch include a guest lodge complete with dining room, commercial kitchen, saloon and library and one and two bedroom cabins that accommodate a total of 24 guests. In addition, the property boasts two houses perfect for employees, an office, barn, two heated shops and several outbuildings. Little Horse Creek Retreat enjoys stunning views as it sits in the shadows of the Absaroka and Wind River Mountain Ranges.
» More: New Listing! Little Horse Creek Retreat – Dubois, Wyoming
Big Brown Caught on the Henry’s Fork
June 30th, 2010
Carlos Ordonez of Live Water Properties caught a nice brown trout one Sunday in June on the Henry’s Fork.
Fishing on Lewis Lake in Yellowstone National Park
June 28th, 2010
On an un-crowded boating day in June, Alex and Macye of Live Water Properties, discovered solace and excitement along the shores of the Lewis Lake in Yellowstone National Park. The drift boat churned through the water and then anchored. With stunning clouds hovering, Alex and Macye found a place where sandy bottom mixed with darker volcanic rocks. Anchoring, they geared up and almost played like they were in saltwater, side strikes and beefy hook sets looking to achieve the results: lake trout, some more silver, others tempered brown, again and again into the net. It was a blast.
Jackson Hole Trout Unlimited Spring Clean-Up
May 17th, 2010
Alex Maher, Beckett Maher (2nd Generation Live Water) and Brian Hartley cleaning up Flat Creek on May 8, 2010 as part of the Jackson Hole Trout Unlimited stream clean-up efforts.
LWP Client Strikes Gold in New Zealand
March 17th, 2010
Live Water Properties client, Bob Markstein, strikes gold on a recent trip to New Zealand.
Mountain Goats Spotted in Snake River Canyon
March 12th, 2010
On a cold, but sunny Monday afternoon Brian Hartley and Alex Maher of Live Water Properties spotted a pair of elusive mountain goats in the Snake River Canyon just north of Alpine on the way home from showing property. The pair appeared to be a mother – kid duo who took the opportunity to eat the exposed high country grasses, as they moved gracefully along the sheer cliffs. » More: Mountain Goats Spotted in Snake River Canyon
