Show us your go to “Happy Place”

[Bass-O-Matic]

You ask...

 

[Bass-O-Matic]

...coming in a distant second would be...

 

[flybill]

Random stuff, all happy places with great friends!!

 

[Bob Rankin]

 

[swimmy]

Pick any river in SW Montana and let me just chill in the drifter.

 

[MT_Flyfisher]

For those willing to enter and walk through this tunnel some of the best trout fishing in the country lies on the other side of the mountain. It’s still wild and undeveloped there, and will forever remain that way. There is no other access, no cell phone service, no sounds of cars or highways running by, just miles of fishing to wily, stream bred brown trout.

 

[Rio Grande King]

Not my photo. Haven't been back in almost 60-years. Drove there in dad's'51 Ford, wore slippery hip boots and fished mainly an Adams.

 

[Oliver1329]

 

[Paul Voelker]

 

[Matt B]

 

[Burt Dagger]

 

[Long_Rod_Silvers]

I know it's just a lowly hatchery bucket, but I still love this spot.

 

[chief]

Won’t be long until the trails are clear.

 

[Trout Trekker]

 

[Stonedfish]

 

[Old Man]

I'm not young anymore so it makes things hard for me to do. But I'm most happy a a piece of Skinny water throwing dries at a rock wall and getting a smashing hit with a RB.

 

[NukeLDO]

 

[Hobbyranch]

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Beautiful

 

[SilverFly]

Here's my other one...

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My true happy spot is offshore, but the Lofoten Islands in Norway are definitely on my bucket list. Grandpa was born in the next village just off your picture to the right. Dad said he never wanted to go back to that "cold black rock". With modern amenities I imagine it's a bit more comfortable now than in the early 1900's. Cold or not .... damn.

 

[Richard Olmstead]

I've spent many a joyful hour casting from this rock - not always while sitting in a camp chair...