FRYING PAN WELL WORTH THE HARDSHIPS

From: Rocky Mountain News | Date: January 17, 2003| Author: Ed Dentry ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS | Copyright information

The crowds have thinned on the Frying Pan River, which makes for a fine winter retreat if you don't mind frozen fingers and ice cubes in your rod guides.

On a winter day ruled by gloom and horizontal snow, even a fishing guide might be excused for dreaming of being elsewhere. Most guides and anglers have gone elsewhere.

"When it's like it was today, I think of sweat running off my nose out on the flats in the Bahamas," said Kyle Holt, one of the few guides from Basalt who actuall...

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