Another mag that just came out is Montana flyfishing Mag.
http://montanaflyfishingmagazine.com/default.php
Not bad either
Jon
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E.W: 312 cfs
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Montana flyfishing Mag
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Montana flyfishing Mag
by stanbery » June 19th, 2013, 1:16 am
2013: Days on the Water so far - 29
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Re: Montana flyfishing Mag
by fly addict » June 19th, 2013, 5:41 am
That is a good magazine, it makes me want to go there! 
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Re: Montana flyfishing Mag
by beachbum » June 19th, 2013, 8:11 am
They have some really great photos! Nice online magazine.
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Re: Montana flyfishing Mag
by WanderingBlues » June 19th, 2013, 10:01 am
I got the email on the Mag. I guess I'll have to open it!
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Re: Montana flyfishing Mag
by Jimbo Roberts » June 19th, 2013, 2:12 pm
As if Montana needs more advertisment amoung flyfishers. I can remember what it was like before "A River runs through It" that brought everyone to Montana trying to be discovered. And there I am sounding like sour grapes as I didn't discover Montana's flyfishing. It was there and thriving long before I started chasing Trout. Still I often wonder what it was like before Browns, Rainbows, and Brookies, were scattered like leaves in the fall to every river and creek.
Really it looks to be a good magazine taking the route I have seen amoung new startups. Allowing a free subscription for awhile, building up a growing members list for advertisers, and then going commercial later. Which is actually a pretty smart way to breakin the business these days.
Jimbo
Really it looks to be a good magazine taking the route I have seen amoung new startups. Allowing a free subscription for awhile, building up a growing members list for advertisers, and then going commercial later. Which is actually a pretty smart way to breakin the business these days.
Jimbo
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