Yellowstone - mouth of the Lamar Sept. 23, 1979 We made a dinner date for this evening with Mary Theofar and moreover we agreed to supply the fish - a risky promise. We spent the day on the Yellowstone River about 3/4 of a mile below the mouth of the Lamar. Again we found very slow action on the part of the trout but we did come up with our limit of two fish each, all between 13 and 14 1/2 inches. Three of these were Rainbows, surprisingly. Mostly a rise from a cut, whereas in this same area several days ago Woody had plenty of action from cuts, of all sizes. We saw little game today. An occasional merganser or harlequin duck came down the river. At Mary's cabin on Blatchford Creek the coyotes serenaded us at dusk. Paul Schullery was another guest - he has recently finished a book on bears. Mammoth Springs Wild Front Symposium II was held Sept. 24 and 25. I participated as Moderator and Summarizer. About 190 registered participants came from all over the country to take part. Transcripts will be printed.