Your Constantly Updating Yellowstone Fly Fishing Resource
The Boulder River is still fishing beautifully this season – irrigation continues to keep the water at easily wadeable flows. Hence, the Boulder is easily accessible and perfect for anglers who want to fish but would rather avoid the madness of Yellowstone Park.
As on many Southwestern Montana rivers, Terrestrials are the way to go for […]
The Jefferson (or Jeff, as locals affectionately call it) well deserves a spot in our “Other Waters” weekly report. Formed by the confluence of the Big Hole and Beaverhead Rivers, the Jefferson boasts good populations of mostly Rainbow and Brown trout. The river has many long, slow pools joined by stretches of riffles – look for […]
The Clarks Fork of the Yellowstone River has been fishing beautifully of late, and things look to just be getting better. This river, not to be confused with the Montana Clark Fork, which originates in Butte, has been called “a fly fisherman’s dream river.” The Clarks Fork of the Yellowstone is also Wyoming’s only federally […]
The Lewis isn’t just a September and October brown trout water, though that’s the first thing that pops in our mind too. The pic is from under the South Entrance road Lewis Bridge taken yesterday morning.
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We’ve made several references to our increasing interest in the lesser know, lesser visited smaller waters of the Park in posts over the past months. Here are some shots of camp this weekend at Norris with Solfatara in the background. Our friend showing us her secret spots on Solfatara pledged us to silence about details on […]
I spent some time growing up in Salt Lake City, and my family often traveled to the South Fork of the Snake to fish the great Idaho tail water below Palisades Reservoir. Though a bit south of the Park, we’re going to provide an update on the South Fork now and then as it’s kind […]
As we sadly watch the last week of the Yellowstone season slip by, there are still great reports floating around about the wonderful brown run this fall on the Lewis channel and river. There are also some impressive fish in the meadows sections of the Lewis that see much less fishing pressure - and it can […]
The brown runs on the Lewis and Upper Snake have been active this year, and as the Lewis fans know, this run in particular is one of the most dense around. There are some impressive fish in the meadows sections of the Lewis that see much less fishing pressure - it can get you out […]
We’ve not been down and fished it yet, but reliable reports have come in from one of our Park sources - the Lewis River Channel browns are moving in good numbers. This run is one of the more dense brown trout runs around, and with weather like we have tap this week it could be […]
The Lewis River favoring locals are reporting browns moving into the channel and river in higher numbers than last week, though the catch rates of big fish out of Lewis Lake are pretty good right now and tempting a fair number of folks (black woolly buggers and zonkers).
River recommendations are a lot like last week - […]
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