Fishing Report – July 11th, 2019

NORTH FORK IS FISHING WELL!

LOWER SHOSHONE-Flows are 5250 cfs. Off color but fishable from the dam downstream. Nymphs and streamers on the banks.

BIG HORN-Flows are 3500 cfs. Yellow sallies, caddis, cranefly larva, crawdads, leeches, worms and streamers.

NORTH FORK-Fishable all the way down to the reservoir. Golden stones, yellow sallies, caddis, large stonefly nymphs, streamers, eggs and worms.

SOUTH FORK-Starting to come into shape. Golden stones, yellow sallies, caddis, large stonefly nymphs and streamers.

CLARK’S FORK-Startring to come into shape. Golden stones, yellow sallies, caddis and streamers.

GREYBULL/WOOD-Starting to come into shape. Golden stones, caddis, ants, beetles and beadhead nymphs.

YELLOWSTONE PARK-PMD’s, caddis and grey drakes are out in the NE corner. Salmonflies are popping on the Yellowstone below the falls. The upper Yellowstone opens Monday and we should see salmonflies, caddis, PMD’s and green drakes.

NEWTON LAKES-Scuds, damsels and leeches.

LUCE/HOGAN-Scuds, damsels, ants, beetles and leeches.