Yellowstoner posted a link to a fascinating story yesterday about warming temps eventually leading to bass, yes bass, in the Firehole.  Holy tamale, Batman. 
While some of us have done some fly fishing for bass here in Montana and in Texas, and find it an enjoyable distraction when there are no trout to be caught, to […]

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More and more people are seeking alternatives for traditional-style wading boots.  For whatever reason, be it cost, special fitting needs, or believe it or not fashion (you would be amazed at what we see in the store) people seek an alternative that will still perform reasonably well in the demands of the river.
Another common reason […]

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The Soda Butte River has been fishing…well, what can we say, it is finally beginning to fish.  After being largely unfishable until the last few days, Soda Butte is slowly coming down and starting to look like it should in late July.  Flows are still just about double the average, but at least they are […]

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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 […]

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Slough is still ahead of its neighbors (Lamar and Soda Butte) in terms of clarity and dropping water levels, and overall has had a good week this past week.  Flows have dropped enough, and there have been enough fishers working the water, to bring back a bit of the technical flavor of the water. 
Slough is […]

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“The charm of fishing is that it is the pursuit of what is elusive but attainable, a perpetual series of occasions for hope.” – John Buchan, Lord Tweedsmuir
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