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There are all kinds of great options in Yellowstone Park
Report Date: There are all kinds of great options in Yellowstone Park. Now that the tourist traffic has thinned it’s worth driving up to the northeast corner of the park. Slough Creek and the Lamar are fishing very well. Look for hatches...
The sections between the lakes and the wade section have been very productive
Report Date: The sections between the lakes and the wade section have been very productive. You can get by with attractor dry/nymph droppers, but you can also expect to find some good hatches of BWOs. Further down in the float section larger...
With the start of fall, there’s no other place like Yellowstone National Park
Report Date: With the start of fall, there’s no other place like Yellowstone National Park. We are starting to see some of the big brown trout move up into the Madison River. The dry drop fishing is good using a...
The Madison River is fishing still really good
Report Date: The Madison River is fishing still really good. The hopper fishing has finally turned on there and with this warmer weather, it should last into the coming weeks I would use a size #8 more or less hopper in tan...
Despite the recent rainfall, the flows in the Lamar River and Soda Butte Creek remain clear
Report Date: Despite the recent rainfall, the flows in the Lamar River and Soda Butte Creek remain clear, making for good fishing conditions with terrestrials like hoppers, crickets, and ants. With stormy weather expected to continue, it’s a good idea to monitor...
Since the weather has cooled down, it has really picked up
Report Date: Since the weather has cooled down, it has really picked up. Hopper fishing has been productive. We like to use the pink Thunder Thighs size 10 and the More or Less Hopper in both Tan and Orange size 8 and...
Yellowstone National Park Fishing Report
Report Date: Despite the recent rainfall, the flows in the Lamar River and Soda Butte Creek, remain clear, making for good fishing conditions with terrestrials like hoppers, crickets, and ants. With stormy weather expected to continue, it’s a good idea to monitor...
Hoot owl restrictions were lifted a couple days ago in the Northeast corner of the Park
Report Date: Hoot owl restrictions were lifted a couple days ago in the Northeast corner of the Park, but the rivers that are effected by the geothermals on the west side of the park remain closed. The Gallatin river has been fishing...
New State Record Chinook Salmon at Fort Peck Reservoir, MT
Report Date: A new state record Chinook salmon was caught on Fort Peck Reservoir on Friday, August 9th. At around noon, Jim Fauth of Malta was fishing east of the Fort Peck Marina, trolling a flasher and squid, when he landed the...
Hootowl Restriction for Most Rivers
Report Date: Most if not all rivers are under the Hootowl restriction which means on the water at 6 AM off the water by 2 PM. You can call the shop to give you up-to-date information.