Fishing on the Fly

It's. This is you're fishing on the fly report for the weekend of October 14th for the Gallatin Reyna dirtied up a portion of the Galton River earlier this week. The things that come back into shape and now the fishing has been pretty good with BW hatches on the cloudy days. Try staying up towards the park entrance or head down into the valley around Cameron X tail or even towards Manhattan. If you like the search of grounds minting will be your most productive means of catching fish if you encounter some bright sun out there. Stringer fishing has been decent but definitely be mindful of the sun at this time of year with low water levels and crystal clear clarity. More accurate and smaller imitation is will sometimes work better than big ones. Try using an olive or rusty Ugly Bug size 6 to 10 tilt when done size 16 to 18 or add Bow River Bugger all of her black size 2 to 6. For the lower Madison reports are that the lake is turning over and clarity is pretty marginal right now with things clearer. Try sticking around the mouth of the bear trap where the Browns tend to stack up and get ready to spawn. When you go try using

the mega print size 6 through 10 to 10 super bugger size 6 to 8 the JJ special size 2 to 6 or a black copper drawn size 16 to 18. For the upper Madison Fisher pairing up into fishing is starting to pick up now. The best stretch is still going from Barney to 8 Mile. However the stuff up high has been fishing pretty decent and a few fish are starting to move between the lakes and up into the park. So now is the time to start getting prepared to fish for the sponsors due to the cool weather between the lakes. Try using a copper John size 14 to 16 or a size 10 San Juan and a bigger stone fly nymph trailing smaller bead head may fly nymphs Walsall be quite productive. This is probably the best the upper has been fishing since spring so if you're interested in getting off the Yellowstone or the Gallatin head to the upper Madison over the next few weeks. For the Yellowstone. The rain that came down earlier this week turned it up the Yellowstone a bit but it's clean now and the fishing should be pretty good. The Ws have been

coming off pretty decent with some drizzle and cloud cover so this week if you go definitely take some dry flies along with you. And the thing is also been pretty productive. Or try sticking with big stone fly nymph south front and trail a lightning bug or a pheasant tail size 16 to 20 off the back if you want to strip some streamers. Now is the time. If you fish should be getting up into the channels so don't hesitate to fish a few bridge if there's enough water in them. This is your fishing on the fly report brought to you by Montana trout fitters and KGO L.T. site.