Fly fishing the Yellowstone River.
Location
Located just north of the park in beautiful Paradise Valley. This stretch of the Yellowstone offers miles and miles of freestone fishing.
Trout Species
The river is host to large brown trout, cutthroat, and rainbow trout - as well as the native rocky mountain whitefish.
Trout Size
Brown trout and rainbows range from an average of 10"-18" and up to 20"+. Cutthroat can get as large as 18".
Fly Types
The Yellowstone River is full of stoneflies and the banks are loaded with terrestrials making summertime a dry fly fisherman's paradise!
Your Day
A typical day consists of covering roughly 10-12 miles of water on the Yellowstone with a stop for lunch. Depending on the fishing we may stop to wade, or just fish from the boat.
Some of our fish tales.
Steve F. with a massive 27" cutbow on a salmon fly dry! Photo: Hank Bechard
Yellowstone brown trout on the streamer! Photo: Dave Bryan
Mike with a big brown and an even bigger smile! Guide: Brian Sienkowski
Father-daughter double in Yankee Jim.
Photo: Hank Bechard
Jay O'. with a solid streamer eater brown trout.
Stuart with a hopper eater on the stone.
Guide: Brian Sienkowski
Where is the river?