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There were a couple of interesting side notes from my workday yesterday at the shop -  Two groups of wildland firefighters came in, on their way up to the Cascade Wildland Fire, 6 miles west of Red Lodge.  The fire, as reported by InciWeb at 0500 this morning, is at 5,936 acres and 5% containment. 

The Lamar River has been fishing well this past week; and there are lots of elbows over in the Northeast corner of the Park already.  The Lamar is still high, but is beginning to clear, and a few hardcores have made their way to the Lamar and are doing quite well walking the banks fishing big crickets

Couple of pics from this weekend - the upper Gallatin near Norris on the way back to camp to chill for a few hours….. Technorati Tags: upper Gibbon river Tags: Best Fly Fishing Yellowstone: Random Team Ramblings

Last week’s monster thunderstorms beat up on the Gardner a bit - several of the smaller, normally dry gullies flooded and pushed a large load of silt and mud into the river.  The river was apparently at one point partially dammed, sections silted in, and there was an impressive fish kill.  The

The Gibbon River continues to fish pretty well, though the bright days of summer are beginning to take a toll on the shallow beds in the meadow sections.  Today’s Gibbon pic is from the upper meadows near the Solfatara confluence, taken in the bright sun this weekend.  The tree that Jess grabbed

We’ve made several references to our increasing interest in the lesser know, lesser visited smaller waters of the Park in posts over the past months.  Here are some shots of camp this weekend at Norris with Solfatara in the background.  Our friend showing us her secret spots on Solfatara pledged

Our intent is to focus the content of our blog here are Best Fly Fishing Yellowstone on fishing and the more lighthearted side of life, and we strive to do so.  Now and then we come across things that are incredibly meaningful in a “real life sense” and here’s one of those that you shouldn’t miss. 

The Gallatin River has been fishing very well the past few days… and nights.  Driving back from Yellowstone late yesterday evening, I saw a cadre of anglers gearing up to go fish soon after dusk.  Several people have said they’ve had very good luck fishing the hour after dark.  Big stonefly patterns

I was on the way out of the Park yesterday on the way to see the performance of “All’s Well That Ends Well” by MSU’s Shakespeare in the Parks team (excellent by the way), and popped down just to see the Barns Holes as I had some time to burn before the show.  Lo and behold a local fisher master (to