08-19-2004, 02:50 PM
Yellowstone National Park Rivers - August 14th, 2004
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FISHING: Good
YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK - YELLOWSTONE RIVER- Stoneflies, caddis, baetis, pmd's and some beetles will take trout but you will have to work for them due to the decline in the fishery in the Nez Perce Ford to LeHardy Rapids area. Evening hours can be awesome when the rusty spinners are on the water. YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK - YELLOWSTONE LAKE- Try stripping a Bugger, Hare's Ear, or Soft Hackle for some fun in the sheltered bays. Callibaetis (speckled duns) and caddis are on the surface, as are ants and beetles. FIREHOLE - Yellow sallies and caddis. Midges are on the water also. YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK - GIBBON/MADISON- Midges, caddis, yellow Sallies on the water. Small beadheads and little streamers are working also. Some brown drakes seen late evenings, just before dark. YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK - LAMAR/ SLOUGH CREEK/ SODA BUTTE - A little bit of this and a little bit of that. Fishing conditions are good. If you don't mind the crowds, try the fishing. Bwo's, caddis, pmd's, yellow sallies, flavs, ants, and beetles. Hoppers beginning to get active now that the we are in August
supplied by: [url "http://www.fisheyesoup.com/redir.php?recKey=101,re"]North Fork Anglers[/url]
FISHING: Good
YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK - YELLOWSTONE RIVER- Stoneflies, caddis, baetis, pmd's and some beetles will take trout but you will have to work for them due to the decline in the fishery in the Nez Perce Ford to LeHardy Rapids area. Evening hours can be awesome when the rusty spinners are on the water. YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK - YELLOWSTONE LAKE- Try stripping a Bugger, Hare's Ear, or Soft Hackle for some fun in the sheltered bays. Callibaetis (speckled duns) and caddis are on the surface, as are ants and beetles. FIREHOLE - Yellow sallies and caddis. Midges are on the water also. YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK - GIBBON/MADISON- Midges, caddis, yellow Sallies on the water. Small beadheads and little streamers are working also. Some brown drakes seen late evenings, just before dark. YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK - LAMAR/ SLOUGH CREEK/ SODA BUTTE - A little bit of this and a little bit of that. Fishing conditions are good. If you don't mind the crowds, try the fishing. Bwo's, caddis, pmd's, yellow sallies, flavs, ants, and beetles. Hoppers beginning to get active now that the we are in August