Fly Fishing In Yellowstone, Southern Montana, and Around
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This morning’s Island Park webcam screenshot suggests your angling garb today will include your union suit.
Blue wings and midges for the hardy – bugs are in the massive 22-24 range. I’d be throwing a soft hackle emerger down there this afternoon but the more polished may prefer a cripple.
Winter will be hanging around the neighborhood [...]
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Like many most of the rivers we report on Henry’s the upper Henry’s in particular has seen its share of winter already this fall season. Now that the pattern is back to a more or less normal weather cycle for this time of year things feel a bit more fishable. Nights are chilly but [...]
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Awaking this morning to a layer of ice coating the world from last nights freezing drizzle / rain has added a bit to my (hopefully incorrect) perception that winter is making a damned convincing effort to set up shop here in southwest Montana about six weeks early.
Thankfully the remainder of the neighborhood doesn’t share our [...]
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We haven’t posted anything about the Henry’s Fork in the past few weeks; until the recent weather change things were pretty steady down there (and pretty challenging).
The Box is still fishing early and late with streamers, big dark rubber legs and BH nymphs; flows have been running between 400 and 450 cfs for days now [...]
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The bright sunny days of the neighborhood’s Indian Summer are still having an impact on the fishing up and down the Fork. Looking at the weather forecast for the week shows lots of sun and warm temps are due again this week.
Not a lot has changed since our last report; the Box remains very wadable [...]
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I’m hearing two things from my colleagues who love to fish Henry’s right now.
One, things look this week about like they did last week. There is fishing to be done, particularly in the Box and below Riverside in the Canyon, but most would call it tough sledding.
Secondly, most of them are wishing it would get [...]
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Looking at the webcam this morning looks like another sunny summer-like day is on tap.
The news of the week from the Henry’s Fork includes the fact that flows were decreased on the 28th down to the mid-600 cfs range. This has made wading the Box much easier and consolidated fish just a bit. BH nymphs [...]
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Despite a few breaks from the summer sun of late – this week’s fly fishing options on the Henry’s Fork sound a lot like the week before (and before that, and before that….).
Terrestrials rule the day along most of the river, particularly later in the day, and there are still some caddis around to make [...]
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The report from the Henry’s Fork is pretty much what you’d expect this time of year, and things haven’t changed a great deal from our report last week.
Sounds like the most consistent fishing on the main river is to be had in the Box, where flows have been hanging in around 1000 cfs over the [...]
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As is typical for the neighborhood in August, fly anglers are finding the Henry’s Fork a little tougher sledding during these bright days of August. I’ve even talked to a local fisher friend who found her recent Henry’s Fork fishing outing “stressful” (she’s used to catching lots of fish whenever and wherever she wants….). [...]
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