Your Constantly Updating Yellowstone Fly Fishing Resource
For those venturing to Yellowstone in the near future, don’t forget that Saturday is a free entry day in honor of National Public Lands Day. Camping will be free at Norris on the 26th (have to call 307.344.2052 before the 24th). The Park is also looking for volunteers to work on the Wapiti Lake Trail […]
YNP has released a news post today detailed the facts surrounding the second death of a black bear in the Park this year. Apparently over the past few weeks the bear had become increasingly aggressive in the Hellroaring and Yellowstone River drainages, taking food from backpackers’ packs. The bear evaded multiple traps over a period […]
Had to get out for a drive yesterday, and it (as usual) was elk day in Mammoth. The bulls were out near Tower Falls, and the other pics were obviously taken right in Mammoth at the post office and clinic. The Gardner river was a little high and off, as was the upper Yellowstone. The weather […]
Ever argue with a fishing buddy about where that great riffle or pool was on the Madison or Firehole?
Heck, we sometimes argue with our fishing buddies over where we parked the car in the grocery store parking lot.
Yellowstoner, the witty proprietor of the blog Fly Fishing in Yellowstone National Park, has been awarded first place […]
In large part due to the diligent documentation of explorers Washburn (you really should think Washburn - Langford - Doane) and FV Hayden, along with unprecedented large format photographs by WH Jackson and paintings by Thomas Moran, Congress was finally persuaded to pass a bill that removed the land that became Yellowstone National Park from public auction […]
Yellowstone has announced today they are accepting applications for their Youth Conservation Corps - for youth 15 to 18. These fortunate individuals will be apparently randomly chosen for a residential experience in Yellowstone lasting about 8 weeks this coming summer, and get a chance to do some useful work in the land of Yellowstone magic. […]
Yellowstone is preparing for their winter opening on the morning of the 19th.
The Final Rule implementing a long term winter use plan for the Park was published in the Federal Register yesterday the 13th, basically specifying that the Park would operate this season as it has for the past three winters, with changes upcoming for […]
Just posted today - after meeting in Helena, the Montana Wolf Management Advisory Council has suggested that the overall wolf population in the state be kept at roughly 400 animals.
That suggestion would indicate that up to 130 wolves could be eradicated in Montana through hunting and livestock damage control if indeed the wolf is delisted […]
The U.S. Forest Service has reopened the Beattie Gulch area near Gardiner and just north of the Park, which had been closed since October after two hunters were mauled by a grizzly bear (or bears).
The closure affected a strip of national forest between Yellowstone National Park and public lands; Montana’s big game hunting season in […]
You seemingly can’t get away from the increasingly escalating discussion about wolf management these days. With the probable delisting of the wolf coming in February of 2008(?), the discussion will pick up steam even further. Here’s a sampling of some of the more thoughtful articles and posts that we’ve seen in the past few days.
Jason […]
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