http://troutwranglers.com/ Fishing Reports Feeds From Troutwranglers.com en-us Sat, 31 Jul 2010 16:11:08 GMT http://troutwranglers.com/fishing-reports/rss UCMS troutwranglers@msn.com troutwranglers@msn.com http://troutwranglers.com/fishing-reports Recorded:  65 ° F Fishing: Great

It is now on...We have been on the stone for the past two days and it is dropping quickly.  Salmonflies are up high, there is plenty of visability, and a lots of hatches of caddis, stones, pmd's, and green drakes.  We are throwing dries in certain areas, and casting girdle bugs tight to the bank in others.  Placement of your flies is key.  Give us a call for the latest updates.  866-456-6889 www. troutwranglers.com



]]> 2010-07-08 00:00:00 727 http://troutwranglers.com/fishing-reports Recorded:  74 ° F Fishing: Good

The upper Madison has great clarity and is now fishing solid.  The salmonflies have started near Ennis, and the fishing has been on the crowded side.  No banner days on dries yet, but I expect them soon.  Lots of caddis, pmd's, and little yellow sallies are out.  Girdle bugs have been the fly of the week.  If you are looking for a little more solitude then try 3 dollar bridge or Raynolds pass. 



]]> 2010-07-01 00:00:00 638 http://troutwranglers.com/fishing-reports Recorded:  75 ° F Fishing: Good

The lower river has been fishing extremely well when the flows haven't changed.  Unfortunately, this past week they cannot make up their minds at the dam.  The river has dropped and risin almost every day.  When it has remained constant the fish are eating well.  There are lots of yellow sallies, pmd's, and caddis out.  Our best flies have been lightning bugs, SJ worms, crayfish, and caddis pupa.  Figuring out the proper amount of weight has been key, as the river hasn't been at the same flow from one day to the next. 



]]> 2010-07-02 00:00:00 637 http://troutwranglers.com/fishing-reports Recorded:  74 ° F Fishing: Poor

The Yellowstone is still very, very high.  I know of a few guides that have gone over there, but the results are not good.  I am waiting for the river to drop to under 10k cfs before I venture over there.  It will probably be another week or two before things heat up. 



]]> 2010-07-02 00:00:00 10 http://troutwranglers.com/fishing-reports Recorded:  78 ° F Fishing: Great

After peaking at over 20k cfs, the Mo continues to drop and the fishing has been good.  For almost 2 weeks the trout were gorging themselves on worms, and I think that they are tired of the same fare.  The pmd's, yellow sallies and caddis have been thick, but not much for surface action.  Long leaders and plenty of split shot have been the key.  Fishing 8-9 feet from your first fly to the indicator.  Lots of guys are throwing at least a 3/0 split, others are using multiple BB's.  Split back pmd nymphs, rainbow warriors, lafontaine caddis pupa, and copper johns are on the hot fly list. 



]]> 2010-07-02 00:00:00 9 http://troutwranglers.com/fishing-reports Recorded:  74 ° F Fishing: Great

Recent rains have put a lot of mud into the river the past few days.  When it is clear it has been fishing extremely well.  There are some salmonflies in the canyon, golden stones, and caddis in the canyon section.  The water is still too high to cross the river so concentrate on the softer edges, and the slack water. 



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