BackcountryCutts
Three miles to a different world!
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The basic how-to for planning your backcountry river fishing adventure in Yellowstone National Park’s backcountry. This page is a companion site for the e-book available at http://www.smashwords.com/books/view/45770.
Or get the combo book, Backcountry Fun Series #1, at http://www.smashwords.com/books/view/81163
Give Back! --- 10% of book sales goes to Trout Unlimited.
Welcome to the internet home of BackcountryCutts! This is a family show based in the great outdoors with a focus on fly-fishing, but it could be anything. As my young family grows, I hope to let others learn from our mistakes and pass on the good stuff I've learned from someone else.
E-mail me @ backcountrycutts@gmail.com
Be a volunteer fly-fisher at Yellowstone National Park!
Get the book @
Darin Letzring's Amazon Author Page:
Checkout Backcountry Views by Darin
Sept 7, 2011: Labor Day trip report at www.backcountrycutts.blogspot.com.
Aug 29, 2011: Missed all the great weather in August because I was gone for Marine Corps Reserve training. Now planning a weekend on the Cub River in southeast Idaho...will be Paul's first camping trip! Then some Bechler Meadow action in mid-September!
July 30, 2011: Here's a reminder of a great program. You can be a volunteer fly-fisher in Yellowstone National Park. Go to
July 25, 2011: "Yellowstone's Backcountry Cutthroats" will be available at Blue Ribbon Flies exclusively in West Yellowstone.
July 18, 2011: Went to the park July 14-18, 2011. Not alot of fishing because of the really high water, but some good fishing on the Gibbon near Norris. Lots of good family time, and good hiking with Paul(!).
June 15, 2011: Water throughout the park is still really high. Be careful out there! Our first trip will be July 17th, going for the salmon fly hatch in the Black Canyon or Lower Lamar.
June 4, 2011: I've added some pictures for sale. Check-out the slideshow to the left.
I also aded a gear list in the Gear page.
