Posts Tagged ‘live water’

Teton Narrows Ranch Reduced

May 14th, 2010

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Entire Teton Narrows Ranch - $2.8M, Reduced from $3.599M

Teton Narrows River Parcel - $1.36M, Reduced from $1.8M 

Teton Narrows Southern Parcel - $1.1M, Reduced from $1.3M

Teton Narrows Northeastern Parcel - $350,000, Reduced from $499,000

The Teton Narrows Ranch is comprised of 675 deeded acres situated in Teton Valley, Idaho.  The property includes rolling topography, agricultural fields and spectacular views of the Teton Mountain Range.  This eastern Idaho ranch is bordered on the west by the Teton River, which flows along the property boundary for one half mile.  Located at the mouth of the Teton Canyon, the avid angler has access to some of the best cutthroat and rainbow trout fishing in the area.  This stretch of river is defined by large boulders and long runs providing deep pools and ample cover for cautious trout.  With predominantly highly productive agricultural ground (620 out of 675 acres), an annual lease would produce approximately $60 per acre for a total annual income of $37,200.   » More: Teton Narrows Ranch Reduced

Private Fishing on New Fork Meadows

November 11th, 2009

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The trout in these pictures are a good representation of the healthy fish thriving in the fishery located on our newest ranch listing, New Fork Meadows, located in Pinedale, Wyoming.  A small private meadow fishery, the New Fork River in its upper stretches provides exceptional habitat for rainbow, brown and cutthroat trout to thrive.  For more information on New Fork Meadows, please click here. » More: Private Fishing on New Fork Meadows

Riffle Candy

September 3rd, 2009

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The last Tuesday of August was a great day on the South Fork.  We try to hit this famous fishery during the week.  Less boats.  Less competition for the riffles.  We used emergers, basically anything with a pinkish hue, and found the riffles a winning place to be, especially the ones in the middle of the big river where the live water runs across the rock in a mezzanine structure.  The flies floated over the drop-offs where larger trout were salivating and ready to nip, tuck and run with them.  Alex hooked into a big rainbow and just lost it after a battle to the flats.  His big brother was lingering downstream in a side channel and waiting for Alex to find him. » More: Riffle Candy

Avery MacMillan lands a cutthroat

September 2nd, 2009

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Avery MacMillan landed a cutthroat trout yesterday on an unnamed creek in Idaho.  As the youngest member of the Live Water team, Avery has been fishing for the past two summers.  The trout was released unharmed. www.livewaterproperties.com