This is pretty darn cool, if I do say so myself! Check out our new Sweetwater Intel Center, which is chock full of useful info about all things fly fishing in the Greater Yellowstone region! It’s got fishing reports, links to weather and river flows, fly […]
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Wow, we’ve got so many exciting things to announce right now, it’s hard to know where to start! Why not begin with the most exciting? We’ve recently brought Mollie Simpkins on board as our first-ever Director of Conservation & Education. Mollie will be, and is already, […]
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Yesterday, we made a post about a project to save struggling Cutthroat in Hyalite Creek. We are happy to say the project was an overwhelming success. Roughly 6 volunteers from the surrounding Bozeman area gathered at FWP headquarters at 8am this morning. After coffee and introductions, […]
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I just received notice that the National Park Service is considering a ban on felt-soled wading boots for Yellowstone National Park, beginning in May, 2018. Felt soles are currently allowed in YNP, but concern about the transfer of aquatic invasive species has led the Park Service […]
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The Joe Brooks chapter of Trout Unlimited will be holding a “Pints for a Purpose” event at Katabatic Brewing in Livingston on Tuesday evening (6-8 p.m.). For every pint of beer sold, Katabatic will donate $1 to the chapter to fund such great projects as the […]
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Yesterday, Dan and I attended the “Rally for Public Lands” at the Montana State Capitol building in Helena. We rode in one of the two buses that left Bozeman carrying anglers, fishermen, hunters, and hikers who wanted to show their support for keeping public lands in […]
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As of yesterday, Hoot Owl closures are in effect on the Yellowstone River from Carter’s Bridge downstream. What does that mean? It means that all fishing on that stretch of river must be done between midnight and 2 p.m.. No fishing is allowed from 2 p.m. […]
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It seems like we’re in a constant battle to protect the beauty and environmental quality of the Paradise Valley of the Yellowstone River. We’ve previously reported on proposed gold mining in Emigrant Gulch and near Jardine. Now there’s a proposal to develop a gravel mine and […]
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We just got in a bunch of new women’s clothing from Patagonia and Simms. As I sit here looking at our women’s section, I can’t help but wonder how much of that clothing will end up on the sales rack, how much will go home as […]
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On today’s date, March 1, 1872, Yellowstone National park was formed by an act of Congress “as a public park or pleasuring-ground for the benefit and enjoyment of the people.” In 2016, on “Super Tuesday,” it’s difficult to imagine a time where our politicians could actually […]
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