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Yellowstone River Winter Fishing by
JB Klyap
(1/30/2010)
The icebergs offer good vantage points-slippery casting platforms. The river is lower than normal, easily waded. When there's normally 1 fish per square foot...what happens when the river comes down 10 times the norm...you do the math, I am tying on a bug and casting first!
The icebergs offer good vantage points-slippery casting platforms. The river is lower than normal, easily waded. When there's normally 1 fish per square foot...what happens when the river comes down 10 times the norm...you do the math, I am tying on a bug and casting first!
Yellowstone River Fishing by
JB Klyap
(5/25/2008)
The run off scares most fly fishers, even some flash in the pan guides,however the few in the know can tell you that the fishing is never bad on the Yellowstone.
The run off scares most fly fishers, even some flash in the pan guides,however the few in the know can tell you that the fishing is never bad on the Yellowstone.
Summer's End by
JB Klyap
(9/01/2007)
Cool temperatures and long shadows signal the coming of fall, with the best months of the Yellowstone still in front of us.
Cool temperatures and long shadows signal the coming of fall, with the best months of the Yellowstone still in front of us.
Good Fishing For Rainbows In Montana by
Jeremy Giberston
(7/03/2006)
Water temps getting in mid to upper 40's, and the Rainbow spawn is basically over, so it's a good time to be fishing. I'm always looking forward to when the fish begin to move into their summer water, then it seems you can catch them all over the river (even more), and the small, shallow riffles begin to hold more fish.
Water temps getting in mid to upper 40's, and the Rainbow spawn is basically over, so it's a good time to be fishing. I'm always looking forward to when the fish begin to move into their summer water, then it seems you can catch them all over the river (even more), and the small, shallow riffles begin to hold more fish.