headig to west yellowstone,

[jeremypeace]

im going to west yellowstone for a weekend here shortly, any hints and tips from any one? im going to fling flys only, [fishin]
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[cpierce]

I would guess that spring up there is about a month behind us. Waters are going to be very cold but might be good. I suggest that you contact some of the fly shops in West Yell. and find out what what flies and where is best to go. Just put in "fly shop West Yellowstone" There are a bunch of good ones there.

Here is a report from Blue Ribbon Flies of West Yell:

http://www.blue-ribbon-flies.com/how-to/...conditions

Also I have no idea on what Montana's seasons etc are.

Have fun and good luck!
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[MMDon]

Bring your snow shoes!
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[Idaho]

What happened in Southern Utah? Your back here fishing. I want a job like yours!! Either way, I'm glad your back. Good Luck..

Idaho
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[photobill]

If you plan to fish in Montana, you will be near the Madison and the Gallatin Rivers. The Gallatin is open all year but only one section of the Madison is open now below Hebgen Lake. All the rivers in Yellowstone are now closed until late May. Stop at Blue Ribbon in West Yellowstone for the best info. They are located on the North end of town on the right side of the road heading toward Bozeman. If you want to drive 30 minutes back into Idaho you can fish the Henrys Lake outlet and the Henrys Fork with the exception of the stretch running through Harriman State Park (the Railroad Ranch). Good luck and let us know how you do.

Bill
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