. Parc national de Yellowstone . enthe Upper and Lower Falls, les montagnes Rocheuses et l'omble de fontaine d'Easternbrook peuvent être capturés. On trouve le grisonnage dans les rivières Madison et Gallatin, et le corégone dans les rivières Twin Lakes et Madison et Gardiner. Le cours inférieur de Yellowstone River, en dessous de Tower Falls, vingt miles de Mammoth Hot Springs, et atteint également depuis le Grand Canyon, est célèbre pour ses prises de truite, Mais est réachedonly par une excursion spéciale, étant hors de la ligne des visites régulières.dans le bassin supérieur de Geyser les truites ont une manière curieuse de bitingonly la nuit ou quand les nuages sont au-dessus et ruffing bre
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. Yellowstone National Park . enthe Upper and Lower Falls, both the Rocky Mountain and easternbrook trout may be caught. Grayling are found in the Madison andGallatin rivers, and whitefish in Twin Lakes and the Madison andGardiner rivers. The lower Yellowstone River, below Tower Falls, twenty miles from Mammoth Hot Springs, and reached also fromthe Grand Canyon, is famous for its trout catches, but is reachedonly by special excursion, being off the line of the regular tours.In the Upper Geyser Basin the trout have a curious way of bitingonly at night or when clouds are overhead and ruffling breezes blow.The Park visitor may or may not take with him his own specialfishing tackle. Veterans often prefer to do so, but those whodislike to carry such additional bundles can supply themselvesat any of the hotels upon payment of a small rental for such timeas they use the equipment. brush has been able to adequatelycolorings seen here. Theiieight of Niagara. Page Twelve c^V^lT-o ^w s t o r>^ e TvL a.li o iN-a.1 T^aimk.^^. The Luxurious Grand Canyon Hotel—a Masterpiece of Hotel Construction Wild Animals rejoice in security in the Yellowstone. When hunters come theymust leave their guns at the entrance, or, if they intend leavingby another way, they are sealed, only to be opened by the soldierwho examines them at the exit. The only shots that can betaken at animals are with the camera. The schemes tried by camera enthusiasts are numerous andoften ludicrous. A recent writer states that the women devisemost wonderful plans. Some set traps in the woods in whichthe bait sets off flashlights, arranged just behind the instruments, and opens the shutter simultaneously, the hope being to getpictures of the wilder animals that prowl only during the night.There is no other place in the world where the wild species of beaver can be seen asin Yellowstone. The Parkis the only place wherethe bison still roam atlarge. There are severalherds, some confined inlarge areas for the purposeof i
