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We’ve had a truckload of emails from last night and this morning asking about the weather for the Park and southwest Montana for the rest of the weekend and next week.
Those of us who have been urging Fall to move on in will be happy – if the forecast holds (that’s always a big if) […]
The Fall is still hanging in there. Terrestrials are still the way to go during the daytime hours – Hoppers, Ants, Bees and Beetles are the most popular. A Hopper-dropper rig is a popular and effective way to go on the Fall.
Caddis hatches are still occurring in the late afternoons and evenings, and these little […]
The Bechler is fishing very well for this time of year, particularly when you consider the shape the Park was in last year (very dry, still hot) about now. We’ve talked to a couple of parties that have been in the Cascade Corner of late, and the reports are very encouraging.
Terrestrials ruled the day as […]
“There is another important kind of water that you should learn to recognize: water empty of trout. This is the largest percentage of any stream. Anybody who casts at random will employ his flies uselessly in this kind of water most of the time.” - Dave Hughes “Reading the Water” 1988
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The Yellowstone River in the Park is fishing much like the river outside the Park that we reviewed yesterday. Projections are still optimistically suggesting this will be a great fall for the Yellowstone, and the fall weather coming shortly should foster that transition quickly.
Below the Lake / Above the Canyon – As in years past, […]
Soda Butte Creek has yet another very solid and very busy week; lots of elbows and whatever have been plying this great water all summer. Pending weather I’d fish this one later in the day; the pending cold, wind and rain should thin the numbers such that you could find good water any time of […]
“I used to love to come to the ballpark. Now I hate it. Every day becomes a little tougher because of all this. Writers, tape recorders, microphones, cameras, questions and more questions. Roger Maris lost his hair the season he hit sixty-one. I still have all my hair, but when it’s over, I’m going home […]
What a great array of choices for the Labor Day weekend – both in places to fish and what kind of weather you want to fish in. Most of our team simply loves the transitional weather in the Fall, and according to the weather gurus there will be a little something for everyone this weekend.
Most […]
Let’s face it, girls, a fishing vest is a must on the river. This valuable piece of equipment holds your fly box, flotant, dry shake, tippet, and all sorts of other necessities. Without a fly vest, your various pieces of gear would be spread all over the truck, homeless and hard-to-find when you need them. […]
Now I my be prejudiced, as the Upper Snake was the water I grew up fishing on, but the river is having a banner summer and fall season. Due to the heavy precipitation of the past winter and spring, the Snake is running full and at a cooler temperature that keeps the trout happy.
Today’s Snake […]
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