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"From the road, the Lamar River winds a twisted, blue path through bleached-yellow meadows in Yellowstone National Park’s northeast corner. Sky-scratching, timbered ridges of granite and basalt surround the meadows. The green and brown mountains, so sudden and massive, anchor those seas of grass into place and time. Herds of bison look like scattered raisins." — Read on...

“Follow along as we explore spring creeks far from any big towns. Hopper fishing can be some of the best fishing all year and we were hoping to get our fix this trip."
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