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salmobytes wrote:
Jeff wrote: Since I'm coming up from Salt Lake City in mid-July, I guess I have some other options if the West Yellowstone area will still be blown out. Anyway, any prognostications based on what you've seen and expect will be much appreciated... The Yellowstone on the 4th of July is usually fishable, with Salmon flies hatching up near Tom Miner Basin and Yankee Jim Canyon. But this year? I'm making no predictions. We had a lot of snow this year. We've had a lot of snow on other years too. What I don't remember is the cold and cloudy weather lasting this long. Even a small runoff would create a bit of ruckus is it waited this long to get underway. So I don't know what say. The Madison, Gallatin, Jefferson, Big Horn, Missouri, Big Hole and all the northwest rivers will be fishing well then I think. But I'm not so sure about the Yellowstone. thanks... i'm hoping my friends in the area will know some decent spots...but, i don't expect we'll get much above the gallatin in the northwest corner of the park, if we get that far north. jeff |
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