River Reports On Hold For The Season
We have discontinued our fishing reports for the season. Please contact the shop for an update on current conditions. We will resume our regular fishing reports in the spring.
Boulder River Report 09/24/18
As with the Stillwater, flows on the Boulder have dropped. The forks may still kick in some occasional off color water due to thunderstorms, so flows will be clearer, up above Natural Bridge. Nymphing along the edges is always a good bet with a beadhead fly like a prince nymph, hare’s ear, batman, copper john …
Yellowstone River Report 09/24/18
First thing in the morning, the water is cold and the best bet is to fish a nymph on a long dropper off of a large dry fly, straight nymph or streamer fish. By later in the morning as things warm up, fish will start to look for the dry fly or hopper. There can …
Stillwater River Report 09/24/18
Flows continue to be below 500 cfs, making things doable for floating the lower river, but still pretty skinny in spots. There’s no need to get out too terribly early this time of year, as with cooler days and mornings, water temperatures are chilly. Dry fly fishing has continued to be good once the day …
Boulder River Report 09/17/18
As with the Stillwater, flows on the Boulder have dropped. The forks may still kick in some occasional off color water due to thunderstorms, so flows will be clearer, up above Natural Bridge. Nymphing along the edges is always a good bet with a beadhead fly like a prince nymph, hare’s ear, batman, copper john …
Yellowstone River Report 09/17/18
Early in the day, try a nymph on a long dropper off of a large dry fly, straight nymph or streamer fish. By later in the morning as things warm up, fish will start to look for the dry fly or hopper. Rubber leg nymphs like a Hare’s Ear, Prince, Batman or Fox Squirrel #12-14 …
Stillwater River Reports 09/17/18
Flows have dropped below 500 cfs, making things pretty skinny in spots, but should bump back up a bit as irrigation ditches are shut off. Dry fly fishing has continued to be good once the day warms up by mid-day/early afternoon. Smaller size hopper patterns, Jack Cabe, Chubbys and PMXs are good choices. Royal, Yellow, …
Boulder River Report 09/10/18
As with the Stillwater, flows on the Boulder have dropped. The forks may still kick in some occasional off color water due to thunderstorms, so flows will be clearer, up above Natural Bridge. Nymphing along the edges is always a good bet with a beadhead fly like a prince nymph, hare’s ear, batman, copper john …
Yellowstone River Report 09/10/18
Early in the day, try a nymph on a long dropper off of a large dry fly, straight nymph or streamer fish. By later in the morning as things warm up, fish will start to look for the dry fly or hopper. Rubber leg nymphs like a Hare’s Ear, Prince, Batman or Fox Squirrel #12-14 …
Stillwater Anglers 09/10/18
Flows have dropped below 500 cfs, making things pretty skinny in spots. Dry fly fishing has continued to be good as the day warms up by mid-day/early afternoon. Smaller size hopper patterns, Jack Cabe, Chubbys and PMXs are good choices. Royal, Yellow, Orange, Purple, and Olive are good body colors. Also try the Micro Chubbys …