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From what I hear, the Yellowstone river and the Gallatin have been pretty crowded. This is probably because Yellowstone, while beautiful, also offers up some of the most consistent dry fly fishing in the area. The Golden Stoneflies have been...
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I heard the bugs are few and far between here but there are still a few golden stoneflies and Pale Morning Duns. So terrestrial fishing is the way to go. Remember the Madison river is currently under Hoot owl restrictions...
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Fishing has been very productive on the Yellowstone River with PMDs, Flavs, caddisflies, and golden stones have been coming off. You can also get fish on the standard nymph fare recommended for the Madison. The problem is the traffic and...
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This river is fishing well. There are still some golden stones, plenty of Yellow Sallys, caddisflies, and PMDs around. It’s bustling, but there’s enough great fishing for everyone. For dry flies, I suggest tan or olive X-Caddis, E-Z Caddis, PMD...
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It’s still game on. The salmonflies have petered out but there are still a few golden stones, lots of Yellow Sallys, caddisflies and PMDs. It’s busy but there is plenty of great fishing to go around. For dry flies I...
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Fishing has been very productive on the Yellowstone River with PMDs, Flavs, caddisflies, and golden stones have been coming off. You can also get fish on the standard nymph fare recommended for the Madison. The problem is getting there and...
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Yellowstone National Park was established as the United State’s first national park in 1872. Its stunning landscapes, covering approximately 2.2 million acres, are home to a diverse range of wildlife. Although a relatively small portion of the Yellowstone River actually...
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The Smith continues to teeter between driftable and plunkable flows, with the occasional blowout. Conditions were good last Friday and Saturday, and plenty of fish were caught by boats drifting from the forks to Ruby. It blew out again Sunday,...
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Running at 1,935 cfs as of Thursday, the Smith is open and should remain that way through the weekend. Quite a bit of rain is coming early next week, which will the keep the flows high and could bring in...
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Hopefully the hoppers will turn on any day now on the Madison, and when I say any day, I mean it. You will only know if you get out there. Flows coming out of Hebgen Lake on the Madison are...
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The best fishing in the park has been on the Yellowstone River itself, with a cluster of different bugs coming off on the river. Your best-off having salmon flies, golden stones, green drakes, grey drake spinners, PMD’s, and caddis. There...