June 24, 2026
Yellowstone River Fishing Report
CFS: 6,480
Jeff Nicohls and Sean Tomlin enjoying a great day! Photo: Arron Hanson
Sean and Arron Hanson heeding the call! Photo: Jeff Nichols
Yesterday we had a couple slower reports than over the weekend. The fish are likely starting to get gorged a little in the Valley but that shouldn't last more than a few days. With salmonflies, goldenstones, sallies, PMD's, chocolate sedges, caddis, and green drakes the fish have a plethora of options.
Streamers can be a good way to go as well. Typically you won't catch as many fish with this method, but if you are after a trophy fish this is likely your best bet.
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Sean Tomlin and Chris Bunning with a nice valley fish! Photo: Mike Bunning
Staff Employee Jakob Riemenschneider with a nice brown. Photo: Nick DeMarco
Dries:
Salmonfly dries (#4-8)
Golden Stone dries (#6-12)
Sally dreis (#14-16)
Chocolate Sedge (#12)
Caddis (#12-16)
Green Drakes (#10-12)
PMD's (#14-16)
Nymphs:
Buggerlegs (Various colors) (#6-10)
Tungsten Buggerlegs (Various colors) (#6-10)
Black Rubberlegs (#4-10)
Black/Cofee Rubberlegs (#4-10)
Beadhead Prince (#10-18)
Duracell Bomb Brown (#14-16)
Torch Light Fertile Caddis (#14-16)
BH Prince (#10-18)
Blow Torch Dark (#10-16)
Streamers:
Home Invader White #2/6
Olive Leadeye Stinger #4/6
Black Leadeye Stinger #4/6
Mini Kill Whitey Olive #4
Olive Sex Dungeon #4
Black Sex Dungeon #4
Peanut Envy Rootbeer #4
Sparkle Minnow #4-8
Yellow Silk Kitty #2
White Silk Kitty #2
Olive Silk Kitty#2
White Home Invader #2-4
Olive Leadeye #6
Olive Swim Coach #4
Coffee Sparkle Minnow #4-6
