Checklist
Emergency Number at Camp: (307) 587-5885
NO FOOD OF ANY KIND IN THE CABINS
What we will provide:
Bear spray
Laundry detergent & softener - We have both washers and dryers
What you should bring:
Sleeping bag and/or blanket to 30 degrees
Flat twin size sheet to cover mattress - Couples may want to bring double or queen.
Pillow(s)
Shower shoes
Wash cloths and towels
Standard toiletry bag
Personal medications
Sunscreen (UV rays are much more intense at higher altitudes)
Insect repellent (either DEET or Picaridin)
Light/medium coat for 30-50 temps at night (Layer up)
Rain gear
Walking shoes when not fishing (closed toes are best because of gravel and sticks)
Wide brim hat and neck gaiters
Polarized sunglasses
Flashlight and / or head lamp
Water bottle / canteen (Drink lots of water. Camp and fishing spots are above 6000 ft. - it is easy to become dehydrated). Also consider water bottles with filters or life straws.
If you are driving, consider bringing a camp chair. We have them at camp but may not have enough to go around.
Alcoholic beverages are permitted at Anglers’ Basecamp. This is a special exception just for our camp. If you are flying, we will stop at a fly shop and liquor store before driving to camp. Refrigeration is available.
NOTE: If you are flying and have concerns about the amount of gear you can take, you can ship items to Camp Buffalo Bill – Yellowstone Anglers’ Basecamp (c/o your name), 870 N Fork Hwy, Cody, WY 82414. Several people did this last year, and it worked out very well.
Gear
Three to seven weight rods, reels & lines are a nice mix. If you are flying and are limited, then a 5 & 6 weight will do nicely.
