[Tommy Behind the Deuce]

I have to go with Henry's Fork or South Fork...either way I could spend a long time fishing in Island Park and be very happy.

Never fished the Mo or the Green but the Green is on my bucket list for sure. Have heard very good things about the North Platt as well.

 

[4357]

Your favorite river in the US is....
...closed.

But, I wish it wasn't so.

 

[Manwell Lotion]

Blue creek stretch of Cowlitz during July.

 

[BigLeboski]

Lower Puyallup on a pink year.

 

[Klickrolf]

Your favorite river in the US is....
...closed.

But, I wish it wasn't so.

yes

 

[Penobscot]

Not publicly discussed

 

[Nick Clayton]

The Lyre

 

[jersey]

The one I'm on

 

[phuck this]

SFS or S, can't decide.

 

[Kyle Smith]

Don't know if I have found my favorite yet.

 

[Tracker]

Ward creek.

 

[Jim F.]

I have to go with 2 little-known cricks I fished as a kid. One of them is still home to dandy Browns (and yes, sneaking-up on holes & keeping a low profile is still the productive approach.).

 

[weiliwen]

I'm going to go with the South Fork Nehalem River. It's not hugely productive, but it's where I grew up fly fishing, and I know where to find the cutties. I also caught (not on a fly) a 60-lb Chinook there, so that's a memory I'll cherish forever. I spent thousands of hours exploring the entire system, and knew every nook and cranny - it's been several years since I've been to it, but it'll always be my favorite.

 

[Eric Johnson]

Tenmile Creek in the Oregon Dunes.

 

[k2flyguy]

Rapid River, Maine

 

[freestoneangler]

The one I can now walk to from my house.

 

[Tracker]

I'm going to go with the South Fork Nehalem River. It's not hugely productive, but it's where I grew up fly fishing, and I know where to find the cutties. I also caught (not on a fly) a 60-lb Chinook there, so that's a memory I'll cherish forever. I spent thousands of hours exploring the entire system, and knew every nook and cranny - it's been several years since I've been to it, but it'll always be my favorite.

I spent a few days on the Nehalem years ago when my brother-in-law lived in the area. Pretty little river, enjoyed it very much. I remember eatin breakfast every morning at a place called "Camp 18" if I remember correctly. Logger style breakfast, biggest proportions I've ever seen, very good.

 

[Old Man]

BTDC. Out my front door and across the road.

 

[jake-e-boy]

Big Rattlesnake Little Bear Tick creek

 

[the central oregonian]

im gonna go with either the lamar river in yellowstone or metolius river oregon...or maybe the rogue river...or.....yeah, hard to have a favorite