Fly Fishing near West Yellowstone
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Big blue skies. The sound of nature. And lots of fish- 3,000 per mile in the best Yellowstone Country streams! Come
discover the clear waters of West Yellowstone, Montana. In Yellowstone Country, 1,000 miles of blue ribbon trout streams provide anglers with hours of fishing pleasure.
The waters of Yellowstone are clean and clear, promising tranquility and incredible views. For more private fishing, test the hundreds of miles of virgin waters where
wild trout have not learned the tricks of the anglers. You may want to cast from the shores of the Golden Trout Lakes, or test your luck in Yellowstone National Parks
Slough Creek. These quieter waters swimming with fish are not packed with people, so an angler can enjoy a peaceful and relaxing fishing venture. In addition, visit the
popular Yellowstone, Gallatin, and Madison Rivers and cast into Montanas beautiful Wade, Cliff, Hidden, Elk, Earthquake, and Hebgen Lakes. Within a short drive,
anglers can test the waters of Henrys Lake, and Henrys Fork and also the 220,000 acres of water in
Yellowstone National Park. more info
Fly Fishing Listings: (add your listing)
El Western Cabins - Lodging near the Madison River
For anglers who want nice clean accommodations but who are self-sufficient with their own cooking, we offer the best value in Ennis. Help arrange shuttles, fish spring creeks.
(800) 831-2773
Bud Lilly's Trout Shop
West Yellowstone's legendary fly outfitter since 1950, we're experts on all Yellowstone waters like the Madison, Henry's Fork, and Yellowstone rivers.
(800) 854-9559
BS Flies & Guides - Fish for Big Rainbows!
As seen on KUTV-2 "Doug Miller Outdoors". Guided fishing on Henry's & Sheridan Lakes, perfect for novice & beginners. Serene locations, great angling.
(208) 390-2177
Madison River Outfitters Fly Shop & Guide Service
Our professional guides have been helping clients of all skill levels enjoy the Yellowstone area's best fishing since 1981. Book your trip now!.
(800) 646-9644
Orvis
Quality fly fishing gear, womens clothing, mens clothing, travel clothing, dog beds, Barbour, men's leather jackets and outerwear, BUZZ OFF and gifts.
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YD Flies - Fishing Flies at 20% below wholesale!
Planning your fishing trip to Montana? Order your flies today and we'll have them to you before you go! Excellent quality, 20% below wholesale!
(970) 927-7089
Highlighted Rivers and Lakes:
Slough Creek rises in the Beartooth Range and meanders to
the Lamar Valley. The stream is filled with cutthroat trout and rainbow trout. Animals and birds, along with breathtaking scenery, make your fishing experience enjoyable
and memorable. The beauty of nature soothes and calms. A trip to Slough Creek will take the wrinkles out of your soul.
Henrys Fork of the Snake River is perfect for the angler
who hates crowds and longs for solitude in exquisite surroundings. Charles E. Brooks, author of Fishing Yellowstone Waters, describes Henrys Fork as "
the best trout stream and lake in the forty-eight lower states." Along with Snake River, numerous camping opportunities exist.
Quake Lake is the aftermath of the powerful earthquake of
1959. The Madison Rivers continues through the lake to the peaceful Madison Valley. Brown and Rainbow trout are the main catch at Quake Lake. Campgrounds, docks, and boat
ramps are available to all visitors.
Madison River is one of the regions best-known rivers.
Mountain whitefish, rainbow trout and brown trout are abundant in the flowing waters. Conveniences including vehicle access, campgrounds, restrooms, and boat ramps are
available.
Yellowstone River is the longest free-flowing river in the
lower forty-eight states. Some of the finest fishing is found between the banks of the Yellowstone due to the large numbers of mountain whitefish, cutthroat trout, brown
trout, rainbow trout, and burbot. Catch fish and stay overnight! Campgrounds, vehicle accesses and boat ramps are available for daily and overnight guests.
Gallatin River - Visit the
Gallatin River and its brook trout, mountain whitefish, brown trout, and rainbow trout. The Gallatin
River provides campgrounds, vehicle access with some motor restrictions.
General License Information:
All anglers 15 years of age and older are required to obtain a Montana fishing license and conservation license.
(Restrictions apply to non-resident anglers under the age of 15.) The license year runs March 1st through the last day of February of the following year.
Licenses are available at ranger stations, visitor centers, service stations, all offices of the Montana Department of Fish, Wildlife and Parks and, in the Yellowstone
Park area, Hamilton General Stores and Bridge Bay Marina.
The Yellowstone National Park fishing season begins the Saturday of Memorial weekend and continues through the first
Sunday in November.
For general information, license fees, regulations and restrictions contact:
Department of Fish, Wildlife, and Parks State Headquarters
1420 E. Sixth Ave.
Helena, Montana
59758
(406) 444-2535
FAX: (406) 444-4952
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