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?”
April temps may not be hot in Montana but the fishing sure is. Knocking on the door are midges, beatis, March Browns, and caddis. Yes, life is good…
Spring fishing is happening now! The days are getting warmer and the fish are responding. Feels good to emerge once again from winter…
“So, what do you do in the winter?” This question ping pongs around most guide vehicles at some point during the drive-to-the-river-chit-chat-get-to-know-each-other-conversation. “Well, I ____ and I ski, I ski a lot.” “I ski a lot at Bridger Bowl.” And that’s that. So here is shot of my rusty old
Happy 2013!!! Here in the middle of winter it looks like we are going to have a promising water year. So far we haven’t been over loaded with snow and while it’s been a while since we have had much measurable precipitation our mountain snow pack seems solid. So, salmon
Here’s a shot of an angler that is part Great Blue Heron. Stealth and precision nailed this one…
If you’re eyes have gotten a little fuzzy from too much cyber Monday surfing here is a little reprieve. This was a doozy of a rainbow caught by a very skilled and patient angler on a Missouri river dry fly morning. After this type of fishing I can attest to
