Month: February 2018


  • Bug Club meeting this Saturday, February 24th, Hilton Garden Inn, Lindsay Blvd., Idaho Falls. Streamers are the topic for this week. Bring your favorite pattern, tools and materials to tie or stop in for a demo. Schedule is the same, breakfast at 8 a.m., tying demo starts at 9 a.m.

  • Great demo by Matt McHargue last night. New and innovative tying ideas along with frosty beverages provided by Lewis and Clark Brewing. Come by at the March 20th Tie-One-on (last one of the season). Brandon (sorry, I didn’t get his last name) offered to come up from Pocatello to do the demo. Details to follow.

  • [gview file=”https://snakerivercutthroats.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/2018-Feb-Tie-One-On-2.docx”] Come on down to experience Matt McHargue’s tying expertise and have a frosty beverage. Also, Lewis and Clark Brewing will be there doing a Brewery Launch. So, Come on down.

  • February 2018

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  • by Paul Patterson For the 28th consecutive year the Snake River Cutthroats conducted our springtime conservation project in the Salmon/Lemhi River drainage. This year’s project was on Canyon Creek, a Lemhi River tributary east of Leadore. This is the third project that the Cutthroats have done on Canyon Creek.  This project is part of a…

  • by Paul Patterson Late May and early June were a busy time for SRC conservation projects. There was the traditional spring project with the Salmon-Challis National Forest held this year the last weekend of May (see separate write-up) as well as a willow planting by the SRC Youth Club on the first weekend of June.…

  • The Snake River Cutthroats completed one major conservation project in 2012. The May 19th project was on the Tonsmeire Ranch in Lemhi County, which has been protected by a conservation easement through the Nature Conservancy. This project also marked the 24th consecutive year for the Cutthroats working on conservation projects in Salmon River drainage. The…

  • The Snake River Cutthroats completed a fencing project on the Amonson Ranch at Leadore, which completed a project begun in 2006 by then Cutthroat President, Karl Amonson. The April 30th project also marked the 23rd consecutive year for the Cutthroats working on projects in Salmon River drainage. Volunteers built 3,000 feet of jack fence to…