Continuing our series on streamers…..
One of the keys to fishing a streamer is this - the fish we’re after, the predators at the top of the food chain, are used to seeing smaller fish fleeing away from them. 
That translates into a simple on the river fact - you simply must not cast the fly and […]

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Here’s part of an article by Mike Stark of the Billings Gazette concerning the Park’s gill netting efforts on Yellowstone Lake….
The more nets they throw into Yellowstone Lake, the more pesky lake trout they seem to catch.
At Yellowstone National Park, the uphill struggle continues to catch and kill as many non-native lake trout as possible […]

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Unbelievable - at breakfast with the fam-damily today we talked about how quickly October is running by.  There are only 19 fishing days left (counting today) in the Park before they lock the gates.  This week and weekend looks to be a great one - better get out there…..
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The Gardner continues fish well, more fall runs have moved in this past week.
Flows overall remain quite below average; flows this morning on the lower river near Mammoth are 92 cfs today at 0730, with today’s average 127 cfs. Flows have been gradually declining all week.
BWOs have been strong again this week; the unsettled weather […]

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“Creeps and idiots cannot conceal themselves for long on a fishing trip.” John Gierach
 I was reading Gierach last night around midnight (coffee way too late in the evening) and came across this again.  How true, how true…..
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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 […]

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