The latest Yellowstone River intel from shop guys James Mugele and Evan Keene! Photo by Eric Strader! Winter is not over, so don’t go trading in your Simms muck boots for flip flops just yet! We have been lucky enough to get a taste of Spring […]
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Full credit where credit is due: The following is a collaborative Yellowstone River fishing report from Brewer Butler, James Mugele, and Evan Keene. Sweet photo by Whitney Thurber. The month of February brought some much needed snow to Southwest Montana. The snowpack is now sitting pretty […]
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Photo Above:Whitney Thurber James Mugele and Evan Keene just wrote our first Yellowstone River fishing report in ages! Read what they have to say, then get out there and shake off the cabin fever! The flows on the Yellowstone river are hovering around 1400 CFS right […]
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It sure looks like runoff is here for keeps on the Yellowstone River. As of today, the flows are shooting up and the water resembles chocolate milk. But is this the end of floating and fishing the river for the next month? Not so fast! The […]
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Mother’s Day Caddis are hatching in good numbers throughout the Paradise Valley and we had reports of excellent dry fly fishing down low and up high. Just ask Sweetwater guide Beau Peavey whether nice brown trout are eating caddis dries. You’ve got lots of options for […]
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Sorry I won’t be able to call on Sunday, Mom, but I’ll be too busy fishing the caddis hatch on the Yellowstone River. It might be my only chance to get into some epic dry fly fishing before the river gets big and muddy. I’m sure […]
0 Read MoreWe’ve all been waiting for the Mother’s Day Caddis Hatch to get rolling, and now it has, sort of. There have been sporadic areas of bug activity downstream of Livingston and low down in the Paradise Valley, especially later in the day as the water warms. […]
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C’mon caddis, we’re ready for you! To date, only a few bugs have been spotted here and there. My windshield stayed clean during my drive along the Yellowstone River last night. The ups and downs of our Montana “spring” weather have kept the Mother’s Day Caddis […]
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It’s finally warming up here in Montana and the fish are eager to eat. But the warmth has also increased flows on the Yellowstone River, with accompanying decreases in water clarity. Some are speculating that runoff will hit before we even have a chance to fish […]
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…By the few who are brave enough to give it a shot. As they were yesterday. Sweetwater guide Beau Peavey had a good day with his clients yesterday (nymphs and streamers), and I caught a couple of decent rainbows out behind the shop in the short […]
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