The Yellowstone River is a living organism at the moment. Salmon flies, Golden Stones, PMD’s, Drakes, and Yellow Sallies are pouring off the river. This is no fish story. If you have the chance get to the Yellowstone for some cold water, riffles, and eager fish that are being fed.
Right now a fisherman can’t go wrong pretty much anywhere in Montana. Salmon flies on the Yellowstone, PMD’s and caddis on the Missouri and Madison, cold water and eager fish all around make for awesome fishing. Here is a photo of what I’m talking about. It’s a 20+ Brown that
During the last two weeks I have been all over the Montana map. Feeling lucky and loving life. Here’s a photo from the Missouri River recently…
Depuy’s spring creek is a special place loaded with eclectic and possibly eccentric history. I would say that for any fisherman that loves the Livingston and Yellowstone area that Depuy’s and Armstrong’s spring creeks should be on the bucket list. Maybe this photo will give one an idea about it’s
Over the last few days the fishing on our local spring creeks (Armstrong’s Spring Creek and Depuy’s Spring Creek) was not too shabby. Which is to say that even though we are between the madness of early spring and the PMD’s of summer the fishing is still solid. It’s solid
I have a fear of violating the “loose lips sink ships” policy, but without giving it all away too easily I can say that one of the most beautiful trout streams in Montana is currently without a date (so to speak). Hopefully it stays this way because she is down
Montana has been getting some much needed rain over the last two weeks. This blessing from the sky will help our rivers in the months to come and has made for unplanned and unexpected great fishing on our local rivers as of late. No kidding, fish were eating chubby chernobyl’s
It’s happening. The run-off is in full force and summer is truly just around the corner! To get super fired up to fish check out these short videos from the Simms Ice Out/Shoot Out event held a few weeks ago in Bozeman, Montana. Just click the link and enjoy… http://www.simmsfishing.com/shootout
Last week’s fishing on the Yellowstone and Boulder was outstanding. Today, however is a different story. Sort of, anyway. Sort of because no fishing really can be done on the Yellowstone currently due to the annual run-off. It was late starting but as of right now the only way a
The Yellowstone River is about to go crazy. Glimpses of craziness have been occurring the last few days with great March Brown and Beatis hatches. All that is needed is a little drop in the wind speed and it will be fly fishing heaven this week. Can you say, “Caddis?”
