NPS UPDATES
YELLOWSTONE WEB SITE
YELLOWSTONE WEB SITE
MSU Charges To Glacier
In Defense Of Bull Trout
In Defense Of Bull Trout
Firehole Ranch Catches New Manager
Visit Montana & Learn 33 Rules - Is That All?
Yellowstone Atlas Coming
(brief local report)
(brief local report)

.. Fishing in Yellowstone will get underway the Saturday of Memorial Day weekend and extend through and including the first Sunday in November. We've been scouting since the park opened and things are wet. If the cool weather holds we'll have some excellent opportunities come Memorial Day.
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.. The web page is fragmented into several topics and sub-pages; so if you're right-click challenged, here's your road map:
- Fish Distribution Maps,
- Artic Grayling: photo album, slide show,
- Westslope Cutthroat: photo album, slide show,
- Yellowstone Cutthroat: photo album, slide show,
- Brook Trout: photo album, slide show,
- Brown Trout: photo album. slide show,
- Lake Trout: photo album, slide show,
- Rainbow Trout: photo album, slide show,
- Cuttbow Hybrid: This link on the NPS site is broken!
- Here's the real links: Hybrids: photo album, slide show.

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"What's going on in those lakes is a train wreck," Guy said. "A non-native species is replacing a native species."-----

.. The announcement was made in a news release by Lynda Caine. Besides the legendary atmosphere and attention to detail, the Firehole Ranch is also hosting a "Women's Week," August 2-6, 2008, for discriminating fly-fishing enthusiasts of all abilities.
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.. He discovered 33 rules, some great fishing, and took some fine pictures. We're aghast that it only takes 33 rules to survive a road trip to Montana. Maybe that's all the pictures that he took. Hope not!
.. We like the photo of West Yellowstone's night life. Read all about it HERE.
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.. After considerable effort and planning, Yellowstone area universities, National Park Service experts, and other federal and private agencies have joined forces with the University of Oregon to develop the Atlas of Yellowstone, the first atlas dedicated to a national park and its surrounding region, (via The AnyGeo Blog.) You can check out the official web site HERE.-----
.. Not to put too fine of a point on it -- BUT -- the cool weather and daily snow showers suggest that when the warm weather arrives, and when the melt is in full flower, opening day will be in close proximity on the calendar. There will be places to fish if the rivers are roaring, but they won't be the traditional ones. Stay tuned and we'll give a complete update in the near future. The long range NOAA forecast suggest that persistent warmer weather will arrive about the second week in May. You know what that does to the Memorial Day Opening.-----
