Madison River
Hebgen Lake-Quake Lake: 2/19/09
Flows out of Hebgen Dam have finally been dropped to 930 CFS after they hovered at around 1,100 CFS all winter. The lower flows make for easier wading and it certainly doesn’t hurt the fishing. The river has fished very well lately. Rainbow trout numbers seem to have been boosted by […]
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Fishing Report 2/19/2010
February 19, 2010 – 9:09 am
Fishing Report 12/26/2009
December 26, 2009 – 11:34 am
Madison River
Hebgen Lake-Quake Lake: 2/19/09
As we head into our true “winter” fishing season on the Madison, it is important to remember to dress warmly and be safe out there. 20 degree weather and water at near freezing temps are no joke! As there are few anglers on the river these days, it is also important […]
Fishing Report 12/16/2009
December 26, 2009 – 11:34 am
Madison River
Hebgen Lake-Quake Lake: 12/26/09
As we head into our true “winter” fishing season on the Madison, it is important to remember to dress warmly and be safe out there. 20 degree weather and water at near freezing temps are no joke! As there are few anglers on the river these days, it is also important […]
Yellowstone Fishing Report for Winter
November 10, 2009 – 12:25 pm
Fishing Season reopens in Yellowstone Park on Memorial Day Weekend. Until that time we are left to watch the snow pile up and plan for the upcoming season.
When the Park first opens for fishing, the Firehole River is often one of the few clear streams and has the first good hatches of the year. Traditional […]
Updates, Updates
November 10, 2009 – 12:20 pm
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Madison River Outfitters is currently taking reservations for the 2010 guide season. Our guide staff remains unchanged and we are looking forward to a fine season of fishing. Please feel free to give […]
Mini Report
November 10, 2009 – 12:14 pm
Now that Yellowstone National Park is closed to fishing, Montana fisheries like the Madison and Gallatin form the bulk of the angling opportunities in the area. Midge hatches can provide excellent dry fly fishing through the winter months and trout are almost always eager to feed on dead drifted nymphs. Bundle up and enjoy the […]
Fishing Report for 10/19/2009
October 20, 2009 – 8:46 am
Yellowstone National Park
Inside of Yellowstone the road between Madison Junction and Norris is closed for construction. Fishing the Gibbon, Gardiner, Lamar and its tributaries requires a very long drive from West Yellowstone.
Madison River (Yellowstone National Park) 10-19-09
Fishing on the Madison in the Park continues to be very good this season. There are a few more […]
Fishing Report for 10/19/2009
October 20, 2009 – 8:30 am
Madison River
Hebgen Lake-Quake Lake: 10/19/09
Between the lakes has fished well, especially on cloudy days. Baetis are still hatching and fish can be found rising to them, but we’ve had most of our best fishing dead drifting buggers or stonefly nymphs in the deeper runs. Some nice fish have turned up lately.
Quake Lake-Lyon Bridge: 10/19/2009
We’ve enjoyed […]
Fishing Report for 10-14-2009
October 14, 2009 – 8:33 am
Madison River
Hebgen Lake-Quake Lake: 10/14/09
Dead drifting buggers and stonefly nymphs trailed with a San Juan Worm, or Red Serendipity has been the ticket between the lakes. There are still some Baetis hatching and occasionally nice fish can be found rising to them. Keep your eyes peeled for decent heads in with the smaller trout and […]
Fishing Report for 10-14-2009
October 14, 2009 – 8:08 am
Yellowstone National Park
Inside of Yellowstone the road between Madison Junction and Norris is closed for construction. Fishing the Gibbon, Gardiner, Lamar and its tributaries requires a very long drive from West Yellowstone.
Madison River (Yellowstone National Park) 10-14-09
We’ve had a good season thus far for fishing for lake run rainbows and Browns in the Madison in […]