Fishing on the Fly 06-01-11

It's this is you're fishing on the fly report for the week of June 4th. For the recent rain in the valley snow in the mountains and warmer temperatures are fishing options on the rivers are pretty limited right now. Yellowstone Park is now open and it's a good time to head into the park for some of the most scenic fly fishing in the country. The Madison Fire Hall can be an exciting option. Bring along a collection of soft tackles for the fire hole and streamers and stone fly nymph for the Madison. There are reports of sporadic blooming Olive action in the park as well. For local rivers keep an eye on the lower Madison for fluctuations and good fishing in the waters clear waiting the after Madison around Reynolds pass can be rewarding with big stone fly minutes even if it's off color or try the upper Gallatin of the tailors for. Other regional options include the big hole. The crystal ball says the caddice might be popping over there this week. The Beaverhead downed a grasshopper in the most consistent river right now to float the Missouri above Dearborn. Try a worm soft tackles and hot beads and plenty of weight. You just

might need a little patience though to figure out the right depths. And don't forget the lakes if the wind allows high light reservoir daily in Hebden to name a few with typical lake fair buggers Nantz and Chrono mids. Fishing on the fly is brought to you by KGO in Montana traffickers. More information on the web at traffickers dot com. It's.