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September 10, 2012

Upper Madison report

If you are the type that likes fishing with streamers, the Upper Madison  might be a destination to keep in mind over next few weeks.  Big fish have been found in the middle of the river, as well as in mid-river depressions.  The bank didn’t fish as well as the diamond chop, so look for…

September 6, 2012

Streamer bite picking up…

The Yellowstone has been fishing well lately, especially with streamers.  You certainly have to work for them right now, most of the fish we caught last night were holding in relatively fast water, about 2-4 feet deep, just off the riffle drops.  Hard bank was not as productive as it looked, though the browns who…

September 5, 2012

Pine Creek Fire improving

Just when we thought we were through the thick of fire season we had not one, but two fires pop up.  The Millie Fire, also known as the Castle Rock or Rat Lake fire, (near the Gallatin River) began with a lightning strike on August 28th.   It has since burned over 10,000 acres and…

August 27, 2012

Spey days…

A special thanks to Topher Brown for coming over to teach us some tricks of the trade this weekend.  Aside from focusing on the two water based casts, (the C-Spey and Double Spey), on Sunday he also helped us with a couple “scandi style” touch and go casts – the single spey and snake roll. …

August 24, 2012

The big boys are eating…

The river has kicked into it’s second wind lately.  Afternoons are starting to fish much better than they have the past few weeks.  The bigger fish are eating hoppers or streamers, although most fish have been caught on smaller attractor dries, rubberleg nymphs, and beadheads.  We’ve heard of (and seen proof of) two legit 24…

August 18, 2012

Stillwaters still producing well

Despite the hotter afternoons, local and private lakes have actually been fishing well lately.  If you are looking for fat 20″ plus fish we have a couple private lakes that are fishing well right now.  The fish are looking up for hoppers, callibaetis spinners, damsels, and other terrestrials in the mornings and evenings.  During the…

August 17, 2012

Yellowstone National Park Report

The North Eastern side of the Park has been fishing very well lately.  Fish have been crushing hoppers, beetles, and flying ants this week, with little or no need to fish nymphs.  The best part is that the dry fly fishing has been all sight fishing, so you can have fun picking out your target…

August 16, 2012

Stone Coming Back

We apologize for the delay on our fishing report, (been super busy lately).  Recently the action on the Yellowstone has improved.  The afternoon lull still has guides and anglers hoping for more, but mornings and evenings have both been producing some solid fish.  Since there has been a significant amount of moss up high (and…

August 14, 2012

Is it Hoppertime?

There’s been quite a few complaints recently that there are no hoppers around and that fish aren’t eating them.  We’ve seen plenty of hoppers out there (not many in the water) but lots of them on dry, grassy high banks.  Fishing hoppers effectively takes as much commitment as fishing a streamer… you’ll catch far less…

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