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Yellowstone for us! Any suggestions on what to shoot with the camera?

Thanks a ton for the help! If I catch it I owe one big time!

Is that with just a hook baited? Doesn't the baited hook also sink to the bottom, and is that OK? What size hook would you use for the fish pictured above? What if PowerBait/salmon eggs aren't allowed? What's the next option?

What kind of setup should I be using to try to catch the rainbow (pole/line/lure) if I could use powerbait?

Here's the info and rules on catching the Rainbow BTW:

Me and the family went up on Saturday. Ton of fun - here's the hike up (see below). We had 20 mins to catch something before 5:00 pm, when the on-duty attendant leaves and nothing you catch counts anymore. But I can attest that there are a TON of fish up there. The attendant, when he left at 5...

Awesome photos as always and trip report. Makes me wish I knew how to fish!

Awesome! Love the jump shot too

Agreed. The only thing I dislike more is cow poop where I would like to pitch my tent.

Wow geez. Your photos are stellar as always. Excellent report and makes me want to get out there now (if I could)! We are lucky to live in such a beautiful area.

Yes - please let us know. I could be interested as well if you still have space.

Not only a smart move, but now you have this live hike blogging thing down. Dude - that has to be one of the coolest things!

I"m jealous. I was near the end of the trail by Oaks Park Reservoir for Scout Camp last week. What a gorgeous forest, and you'll have lots to see/explore given the area was full of mines back in the day.

Great trip report and killer photos! Wow! I wish cows, sheep/animals were more limited to the range of federal land. Totally bums me out to have to walk around cow pies all day when hiking.

Wow - geez man. Those photos are awesome. What a beautiful place, and you captured it wonderfully.

Thanks guys! Yeah, I agree. The shade, water, and frequent stops help when you need them. The elevation gain is interesting. Getting acclimated to the altitude before you head up is important. But to be generally in good health, drink water /eat as you go, and take it at a pace that is...

Awesome report and photos as always!

On the 26th, a friend and I hiked Timp, starting at the Timpanooke Trailhead and finished at Aspen Grove. I had never done the "cross-over" as I'll call it, and knew that it would make for a long day. But in the end, it was a great experience and I can't say that I'll ever want to do that again...

Yeah - it was a long day, but it worked out. I'll post a trip report in a few mins.

I like the long sleeve idea. I love my long sleeve shirts I wonder if we could similar material to the MH Butterman: http://www.mountainhardwear.com/Men's-Butterman™-1/2-Zip/OM4736,default,pd.html Burnt Orange is a great idea, and I'd like to explore Merino Wool too...