Fly Fishing In Yellowstone, Southern Montana, and Around
From the daily archives:
Back on the 18th of June a post I wrote about living the pedestrian life as the family black sheep resonated with a fair number of our readers – it would seem that a fair number of fly fishing folks out there live black sheep, pedestrian lives as well.
Welcome to the fold.
Those of us writing [...]
{ Comments on this entry are closed }
There will be two reasons to party in Craig this weekend.
Here’s a copy of the Water Order Change from none other than the US Department of the Interior – flows will drop to 8730 cfs this afternoon at about 1600, and to 7230 tomorrow afternoon. The official paperwork is courtesy of my friends at the [...]
{ Comments on this entry are closed }
Flows are coming down – slowly – and visibility is up to the 6 to 8 inch range, though the impressive storms that rolled out of the Gallatins and the Park yesterday will probably change that (for the worse) today.
You can see from the CoolWorks webcam shot this morning north of Gardiner that there’s still [...]
{ Comments on this entry are closed }
Floating on Rock Creek, at least from a fishing point of view, is closed for the season. The good news is that flows have receded enough to the point where wading is easier (slower flows help when you’ve got old knees like me).
The Salmonflies are all but gone by this point, as are golden stones [...]
{ Comments on this entry are closed }
Recent Posts from Dry Fly Media’s Blog Recent Galleries from Dry Fly Media