Days in Yellowstone

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Last week Yellowstone Park opened for yet another fishing season. I’ve been up on the Firehole with guests having fun with its resident Brown and Rainbow trout. Days have been really nice- sunny, warm and hence the mayfly hatches haven’t been super heavy (usually cloudy weather gets the PMDs and BWOs really pouring off). Regardless, we’ve had fun swinging wet flies and fishing Miller Caddis’ to risers.

In the weeks to come fishing will continue to be good up in the Park! Other areas rivers are in full runoff mode with snow melt. I suspect mid to late June the upper Green River will start fishing and I look forward to floating folks on it. Then shortly after, everything comes into play. Looking forward to summer and it’s great to be out now!

Jason got back in the swing of fly fishing. Here he is with one of his many Rainbow trout from the Firehole River
Savanah and her wife Brianna learned a lot, first working the New Perce then graduating to the Firehole
The Ladies (and me) are all smiles after a fun day of fishing in Yellowstone National Park
Patrick and Jeanie work the water. They were blown away by the wonders of Jellystone (and the fish!!)
Geyser along the Firehole River
Mama Grizzly and cub looking for food