The Yellowstone River fished very well yesterday. With dry flies, even. Those of you who are aficionados of the Chubby Chernobyl (and who isn’t?) can start fishing your favorite fly. I’d tie on a couple of feet of tippet and drop a brown, black, or peacock […]
0 Read MoreThe Yellowstone River’s still high and colored up. But there was plenty enough visibility (at least 1.5 feet) to do some damage yesterday afternoon up in the Paradise Valley. The wading was a bit sporty, with the water up to the willows in places, but nymphing […]
0 Read MoreIt’s almost time to be back fishing the Yellowstone River. Flows have bumped up a little today due to the hot weather. But the general trend is downward, and it’s predicted to go below 10,000 cubic feet per second (cfs) by this Sunday. That’s still a […]
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The Yellowstone River continues to fish well, despite some remaining color to the water. It’s mainly nymphs and streamers right now, though you might still see some caddis, blue-winged olives, and/or March Browns about. So don’t forget your dry fly box if you head out. Big […]
0 Read MoreA lot of people seem to have given up on the Yellowstone River, thinking it’s done until after runoff. It’s not! With the recent cooler weather, the flows have dropped a lot. The river is currently running about 6300 cfs at Carter’s Bridge, which is […]
0 Read MoreLooks like the Yellowstone River’s climb to full runoff is going to be postponed for a little while by the colder weather this week and weekend. The National Weather Service is predicting that the river will fall to around 5000 cfs by the weekend (from its […]
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Happy Easter! Yeah, today (and the rest of the week) is going to be a day for the relatively hard core. But if you’re up to it (and dressed warmly), it should be a good day of fishing. The Yellowstone River still has some color to […]
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