If Things are blowen out you might think about going up to the Missouri to fish. It may be high but it will be clear. Just an idea in case. You can also look at some of the lakes for the same reason. The upper Madison should also be clear if run off is on. You could also look to the Henry's Fork in Idaho. Not to far to drive at all. Just a few ideas in case you hit run off. Ron
Again a huge THANKSto all who have posted.
I am going with a friend who has a place @ Big Sky, he is taking care of the arrangements. We will be fishing with the Grossenbachers sp. He has fished with them in the past and is confident they will put us on fish.
This is my first trip to Mt and regardless of fish I am sure it will be a memorable experience. Even if things are "blown out" on the major rivers, it sounds like we will find plenty of opportunies to fish.
Thanks again,
TaG
Fishing the Great Beyond
Even now, I would figure out exactly which rivers and exactly when, then I would write to Bob Jacklyin (he is the oldest and by far the best)fly shop in West Yellowstone. Ask him to send you one of each fly needed for all the places. Use them to tie from. That is what I would do.
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