05-23-2014, 01:24 AM
I hate to be the bearer of bad news and I don't wish to preach. But, just so you know, fish and game has definitely seen the picture you deleted. They constantly monitor this website and have access to most of the content on it. As to where you were fishing:
"I was accross from the haunted mill just on the other side a Teton."
That sounds as if you were on one of the two forks of the Teton River, which are currently closed due to spawning cutthroats.
From the regulations:
Teton River tributaries
- July 1through March 31 - trout limit is 6, no harvest of cutthroat trout
- April 1 through June 30 - closed to fishing
Any time you are fishing in an area where cutthroats are present you have to be completely sure of the regulations. Some may argue that the two forks are not considered tributaries, but I know for a fact that they are. You can call Dan Gerren, fishing manager of the upper snake region, at 208-525-7290 or e-mail him at [url "mailto:dan.garren@idfg.idaho.gov"]dan.garren@idfg.idaho.gov[/url] to find out for yourself.
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"I was accross from the haunted mill just on the other side a Teton."
That sounds as if you were on one of the two forks of the Teton River, which are currently closed due to spawning cutthroats.
From the regulations:
Teton River tributaries
- July 1through March 31 - trout limit is 6, no harvest of cutthroat trout
- April 1 through June 30 - closed to fishing
Any time you are fishing in an area where cutthroats are present you have to be completely sure of the regulations. Some may argue that the two forks are not considered tributaries, but I know for a fact that they are. You can call Dan Gerren, fishing manager of the upper snake region, at 208-525-7290 or e-mail him at [url "mailto:dan.garren@idfg.idaho.gov"]dan.garren@idfg.idaho.gov[/url] to find out for yourself.
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