July 3, 2025
Yellowstone National Park fishing report
Adam Hanan with another one! Photo: Justin Todd
The NE corner of the Park is has been fishing excellent! Now is the time to get out there, whether you are fishing on your own or want to book a trip.
Salmonflies are going on the Yellowstone, Lamar, Soda Butte, and Slough Creek. We have been seeing plenty of green and grey drakes out there as well as PMD's. It looks like we are going to have a good hopper year as well...
As always give us a call for the latest report or to book a trip! 406-222-7130.
Ryan Mincey spending some R&R with the natives! Photo: Andrea H.G.
Recommended Flies:
Black Jig Perdigons #16-18, Tung Baetis #16-18, Iydle's Baetis #16-20 (with beadhead and without),
Harrop Short Wing Emergers (grey) #16-18, CDC Baetis Cripples #18-20
Hanging Midges, Midge Clusters #18-22
Squirmy Worrmies, pink SJW, #8-10
Geroge's Brownstone #8-10, tung rubberlegs #8-10
Leadeye stingers #4-6, mini dungeons, #4 micro dungeons #6
Various buggers, sparkle minnows #4-8
Hi-Vis Elk Hair Caddis #12-18
Butch Caddis #16-18
CDC Caddis Emergers #14-16
Tung Jig Prince #16-18
March Brown Parachutes #12-14
Point Drake Brown #14-16
Black and Chartreuse Leeches #10
Chironomids #10-14
Firehole Flies:
PMD Split Case nymphs #14-18
PMD short wing emerger #14-18
PMD CDC emerger #16-18
PMD Sparkle Dun #14-18
White Miller Caddis #14-18
The Salmonflies are already hatching in Park! Photo: Joe Sherman