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April 01, 2021 1 min read
276 CFS @ Gateway- The Gallatin is fishing well with the warm up we are having. Above Big Sky still has some ice, midges we out pretty thick yesterday and keep an eye for baetis mayflies to start coming off with warmer water temps. Nymphing is still the most productive with your standard winter patterns. Watch out for the shelf ice loosening up.
June 13, 2021 1 min read
2140 CFS @ Gateway - The Gallatin is dropping and slowly rounding into fishing shape. While it's still a bit high, the clarity is improving daily and fishing should pick up this week. Throwing nymphs and streamers will be the most productive, but keep an eye out for stoneflies and salmonflies, as they should start flying on the Gallatin soon.
Recommended Flies:
Mongrel Meat #1
Yuk Bug, Brown #4
Blackout Stone #6
SH Bead Head, Olive #14
SH Red Copper John #14
June 07, 2021 1 min read
3580 CFS @ Gateway - The Gallatin is still running high, dirty, and isn't the best fishing option around, at least on the lower stretches. If you do head that way to fish, be careful while wading in the runoff conditions and bring along some heavy stonefly nymphs. It's worth checking the river out above the Taylor Fork, however, as it sometimes stays fishable upstream of the confluence this time of year.
Recommended Flies:
Firebead Steely #6
Rubberlegs #4
Girdle Bugger Camo #6
Serengold #14
JR Streamer Black #6
June 01, 2021 1 min read
2580 CFS @ Gateway - The Gallatin has risen steadily over the past week, with dirty water pouring in from the Taylor Fork. Wading will be difficult, if not dangerous, so be careful out there. On the upper stretches in Yellowstone National Park all the way to the Taylor Fork, however, the water should be fishable. Focus on stonefly nymphs and caddis pupa with your nymphs, along with big, dark streamers.
Recommended Flies:
Firebead Steely #6
Rubberlegs #4
Girdle Bugger Camo #6
Serengold #14
JR Streamer Black #6
