OK ... OK ... here is a quick update ...

Mountainshark and I took off yesterday to a remote creek that holds Bonneville Cutthroats in it. We had a really neat day hiking this stream looking for them. We missed quite a few fish, touched a few small ones, and then I landed this one last evening on a size 14 yellow Royal Wulff ...

... and the yellow Fenwick four weight with the clicker Edgar Sealey. I was amazed that the 6X tippet held!

We're heading back today to fish this creek up to the lake and we'll see what we find.

Howard is right ... if you haven't made a donation to the Cuttie-Thon and would like to ... please PM or email me. The event starts at 05:00 on Saturday morning. We're playing on other waters until then.

I just received a message from Cameron and Mike's SPOT system. It indicates they are at the following location:

http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&geocode=&q=42.6616,-110.6754&ie=UTF8&z=12&om=1

I'm sure everything is OK. I don't think it was a panic signal ...

Tom

Good luck guys, and be careful.

J.

I'll be periodically updating this post with the location of the Cuttie-Thoners. The links are to Google Maps. If you haven't used this before, click the "Satellite" button in the upper right hand side of the window to see a photo of the terrain.

At 7:00 this morning, they were here: +42° 59' 36.96", -110° 47' 9.60" or 42.9936,-110.786

At 9:00 they had moved 0.9 miles and were here: +42° 59' 0.24", -110° 46' 32.88" or 42.9834,-110.7758 Quote; "wow this is a hike, but we're still alive!"

At 10:00, they had moved a total of 1.9 miles and were here: +42° 58' 17.04", -110° 46' 13.08" or 42.9714,-110.7703

At 11:00, they had moved a total of 2.4 miles and were here: +42° 57' 48.24", -110° 45' 52.56" or 42.9634,-110.7646

The 12:00 update has them a total of 2.8 miles up and they were here: +42° 57' 42.12", -110° 45' 36.00" or 42.9617,-110.76

The 1:00 update has them 3.3 miles upriver and located here: +42° 57' 42.48", -110° 44' 50.64" or 42.9618,-110.7474

At 2:00 they are slowing down (pimento cheese time?). They are 3.5 miles up the river and located here: +42° 57' 45.00", -110° 44' 43.80" or 42.9625,-110.7455

I have a few updates to catch up. I've received waypoints at 3:30, 4:00, 5:00, 6:00, 7:00, and 7:45.

The last location at 7:45 was +42° 53' 18.24", -110° 42' 28.44" or 42.8884,-110.7079. They have fished their way up 9.9 miles of river.

10:00, I haven't received any updates for a couple hours. I'm pretty sure Cameron and Mike were scheduled to attempt the entire 26.6 mile length of river. News when and if I get some ...

Tom

Great information and photo guys. We're with you all the way.

Looking forward to the photos and accounts of the trip. I haven't gotten any SPOT updates in a bit, but it has been fun tracking them.

Morty, glad to see you fishing with a Royal Wulff again ...

Cam, at least you and Mike gave it a go, and had fun. Thats what really counts.

J.

Way to go guys! Thanks for taking us all along with you. I know we are all looking forward to a lot more photos and stories.

Cameron and Mike are back out there. Here's their latest position; +42° 57' 26.28", -110° 43' 14.88". I've received a couple of location signals from them today, all in about the same location. I hope they are still catching some trout.

Tom

Mike and Cameron,
I'm happy for you both. I know what sore knees and feet are like and I am very impressed at how far you guys were able to tough it out. There is no way I'd have made it more than a mile or maybe two. Congratulations on a job well done!

dane