WYOMING: Jackson Hole | Sheridan
MONTANA: Billings | Bozeman
COLORADO: Denver
IDAHO: Boise | Driggs
OREGON: Hood River
NEBRASKA: Oshkosh
GEORGIA: Atlanta | Albany
TENNESSEE: Chattanooga
Just because the snow is falling doesn’t mean the trout aren’t feeding. The winter months can be some of the best for tricking wily brown trout and line-ripping rainbows on the White River at Elk Creek Ranch.
This is one of the premier fishing and recreational communities in the United States. A world-class retreat ideally positioned on the banks of the legendary White River, Elk Creek Ranch provides access to 25± miles of unspoiled, private fishing on the White River and Elk Creek.
Live Water Properties was recently featured as an event partner at the Open Fences and Covey Rise magazines event at the Beretta Gallery in Dallas on January 14th. The event served to promote both magazines, which frequently feature Live Water ranches in their advertisements.
Join us for a special evening at The Beretta Gallery hosted by Open Fences and Covey Rise. Enjoy hors d’oeuvres and fine wines and behold the items of timeless quality and style in the Gallery as we kick off the Dallas Safari Club week.
An array of door prizes will be given away as well as a chance to win a Yamaha Grizzley, a trip to Hageman Reserve, and a hunt trip to the new Premiere Ranch.
Sponsors include: Live Water Properties, Lone Star Ag Credit, Wing and Barrel, Hageman Reserve, Laurentian Wildlife Estate, Montana Watch Company, Hell’s Canyon Custom Rods, Premiere Ranch, Kessler Canyon, Congressional Sportsmen’s Foundation and Pilatus Business Aircraft.
Live Water Properties was a gold sponsor of the Weatherby Foundation International Gala last Wednesday evening. Here are some of Live Water Brokers in their finest at the gala.
Generally my elk hunting season begins and ends in the month of September, bow season. Something I look forward to every year. This year however was different as I applied for and drew a late season “any elk” tag, Area 62, that ran the entire month of November. This tag would allow me to hunt elk migrating through some incredible terrain from the border of Yellowstone National Park, near Island Park, all the way to Victor, Idaho, all on National Forest lands. Although this decision to rifle hunt was out of the norm for me I found great success and got lucky and was able to harvest this nice 6×6 bull elk that I measured conservatively at 331” gross and net score of 320”, my best elk to date. With the help of my good friend and colleague Matt MacMillan and his daughters ages 7 and 9 we were able to get the elk out of the woods in short order.
Live Water Properties is pleased to announce the opening of a Denver office as the 13-year old firm continues its growth across the Mountain West. Located in historic downtown Denver, Live Water Properties’ new set of suites is on the 16th floor at 216 – 16th Street. “With Brian and Robb’s excellent sales records in Colorado and Nebraska and continued demand for recreational properties in both states and beyond, the downtown location is an added convenience for our clients in the Denver business community,” explains Live Water Properties’ President, Alex Maher.
Led by Brian Hartley and Robb Nelson, Live Water Properties’ Colorado Associate Brokers, the Denver team currently has over $82 million in listed ranch inventory. Jody West additionally staffs the office. Brian Hartley has been a top-performing Broker specializing in recreational properties in Wyoming and Colorado. Since joining Live Water Properties eight years ago, he’s been involved with over $153 million in sales. Hartley comments, “The Denver office and our ever increasing community involvement here will be central to sales throughout Colorado. We are excited to lead the expansion of the Live Water Properties’ brand in the Rocky Mountains’ largest business community.”
This trophy steelhead was estimated at 31 inches and 12 pounds. The fish was caught on the Trinity River, where the Indian Creek Lodge is nestled. What a beautiful fish! The Trinity River is one of the most beautiful and productive fly fishing streams in the Pacific Northwest. Comprising 8.64 acres, the Lodge includes 200 yards of stream frontage on a spectacular, 40-mile tailwater fishery below Lewiston Dam, which offers exceptional fishing for steelhead, brown trout, and Chinook salmon.
Click for more on the Indian Creek Lodge in Douglas City, California.
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