It’s going to be a gorgeous early fall weekend and you should fish on Sunday, after you help with the “Give Back to the Yellowstone River” clean-up on Saturday! Before you head out, you will want to check out our new “interactive” fishing report!
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“A Dry Hook Never Caught a Fish” Paradise Valley Fishing Report for the week of March 29, 2023 Yellowstone River Recent snowstorms have made moving up and down the river challenging. Cold temperatures have parts of the river still locked with ice making access tricky. With […]
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“A Dry Hook Has Never Caught a Fish” Paradise Valley Fishing Report for the week of March 7, 2023 By Jan Axtell Yellowstone River Much of the river is still locked with ice making access tricky. Use caution on shelf ice. Boat access is limited at […]
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What, you’ve never fished in Yellowstone National Park? Shame on you! Here’s a short article on fly fishing in the Park, due to be published in the spring. Feel free to get in touch if you have any questions as you plan your visit to the […]
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Intermittent snow squalls on DePuy’s Spring Creek yesterday brought an unexpected drop in barometric pressure pushing through the Paradise Valley, which turned on feeding activity. Yesterday morning we found fish rising to emerging midges on the flats below Eva’s cabin at Depuy’s. These fish were feeding […]
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With Valentine’s Day coming up, a love letter of a sort… Heart Rock Infinite current smoothing the jagged edges of our younger selves Soft water caressing away one grain at a time, rolling onward through our past Our future constrained but not calcified by the […]
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5 Winter flies for spring creeks….and some honorable mentions By Jan D. Axtell As a fishing guide I spend most of my spring, summer, and fall with anglers introducing them to the Paradise Valley Spring Creeks, Yellowstone River and it tributaries in Yellowstone National Park. There […]
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Just a little personal essay about my struggles with depression, published in Outside Bozeman some years ago. Lost & Found It’s easier to see clearly when you know where to look. I lost my lanyard while fishing yesterday. Or so I thought. It started out […]
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Even experienced anglers are often intimidated by wading the Yellowstone, believing that it can only be fished from a boat. To the contrary, the ‘Stone can be fished productively on foot, and at a decidedly relaxed pace. Even floating anglers catch most fish within feet of […]
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Just a little poetry, if you’re into that kind of thing! It’s the first entry in our new series, “An Angler’s Journal – Thoughts & Feelings,” in which we’ll explore a bit of fly fishing esoterica. Lean back, pour yourself a libation, and get comfy! […]
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