Jackson Hole sports reporter

Heck, it snowed in June in Salt Lake City.

In Jackson Hole, you're lucky if the ice has melted off the river in May or June.

Still, could be a fun little gig for someone who can get it, get clips and move on.

 

Or somebody who wants to find a way to fly fish most days of the year and still have a job.

 

Or mountain bike, or ski, or snowshoe, or snowboard, or white water raft, or hike, or hunt, or ...

 

Inky, sounds good doesn't it?

 

If I was I younger and single, I'd take that gig and live in storage shed packed with rods, flies, bikes, kayaks, rifles and skis. And I'd invite all y'all up to go fishing.

 

If I were single, I'd already be there.

Ramen and water, of course, but the rivers would suffice.

 

Catch a fish, pick some berries, milk a mountain goat. You'll have enough to eat.

If the Mexicans who clean all the hotels and rental homes can somehow afford to live there, so can a journalist. The good news to the money thing is that Dick Cheney won't be your neighbor.