The plug of mud pushed into the system from the Lamar finally rolled through the better part of the valley by yesterday, and the river has come back to fine form.
The Yellowstone has been offering up some of the best dry fly and hopper fishing that we’ve seen in a few years. The game you’ll hear most guys and gals talking has been hoppers (go a little smaller than you might normally this time of year – the hopper growth curve is a little behind).
Neighbors have seen tan caddis, black caddis, and even a few baetis on the right kind of day. Be prepared and get out there.
Tags: River - Yellowstone
