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April 12, 2021 1 min read
1360 CFS @ Corwin - The Yellowstone River has been fishing great over the past week or so. Wind has been the biggest factor keeping people off the water, but if you can find the right day, the fishing has been worth it. Nymphing has been the best bet with stonefly patterns and small midge or baetis droppers. The fish seem to be concentrated in the slower deeper runs and back eddies. Also, look for fish rising in the foam of those back eddies. Streamer fishing has also been picking up.
Recommended Flies:
Rubber Legs #10
Sparkle Minnow #4
Zonker #6
Splitcase BWO #18
Military Mayfly #16
June 12, 2021 1 min read
7480 CFS @ Corwin - The Yellowstone River has been slowly dropping over the past few days and is starting to come into shape much earlier than expected. The river is still very high at the moment but nymphing along the banks should be productive. Look for the softer slower pockets to find fish and please be careful if you head over.
Recommended Flies:
Black Rubber Legs #4
FB Hare's Ear #12
Girdle Buggers #6
Lightning Bug #14
TB Yellow Sallie #12
June 07, 2021 1 min read
10,900 CFS @ Corwin - While the Yellowstone hasn't peaked in flows (at least we hope not), it's still running quite high and very dirty. Wading will be dangerous, and floating is best left to the absolute experts. We'd recommend trying to fish just about anywhere else at the moment.
Recommended Flies:
Rubber Legs #4
Girdle Bug Camo #6
Dungeon Black #2
Sculpin Leach Black #4
Mongrel Meat #1
June 01, 2021 1 min read
8840 CFS @ Corwin - The Yellowstone isn't quite in fishing shape at the moment. It's still running high and dirty--and likely will for the next few weeks. There are better options around the area right now, but if you do head to the Yellowstone, please be careful floating or wading.
Recommended Flies:
Rubber Legs #4
Girdle Bug Camo #6
Dungeon Black #2
Sculpin Leach Black #4
Mongrel Meat #1
