Madison River Dam: 996 cfs Kirby: 1,090 cfs After a very intense cold front over the Holidays, temperatures are climbing to more tolerable levels and fishing has been good on the Upper River. Â Midges, Pat’s Rubber Legs, Olive Hare’s Ears in #18-20, and #18 $3 Dips are still the way to go under the indicator …
Madison River Dam: 900 cfs Kirby: 994 cfs With the deep freeze relinquishing its grasp on the Greater Yellowstone Region over the last few days, it has been downright pleasant to be on the Upper Madison this week. Â The nymph fishing between Quake and Lyon’s Bridge has continued to offer up the most consistent action, …
Madison River Dam: 822 cfs Kirby: 914 cfs It was nice not to have to worry about ice in the guides yesterday, as air temperatures climbed above freezing for the first time in over 10 days. Â Despite the cold water temps, we are still getting good fish on streamers both in the wade section and …
Madison River Dam: 832 cfs Kirby: 923 cfs It’s been a chilly one out there this week, and we got word that the lower river down by Ennis was a bit on the slushy side yesterday afternoon, so you may want to head more towards the wade section between Quake and Lyons if you plan …
Madison River Dam: 851 cfs Kirby: 959 cfs Varney: 1,180 cfs Well it had it happen sooner or later, but true Fall temperatures have finally descended upon the Madison Valley. Â This seems to have only helped the bite over the last week, and the Upper Madison has been fishing well on all fronts. Â Nymph rigs …
Madison River Dam: 861 cfs Kirby: 948 cfs Varney: 1,160 cfs Fishing has been good on the Upper Madison this week, as we continue to bask in the incredibly warm October weather. Â Midges and Baetis nymphs are still producing most of the action below the surface, and we are seeing quite a few BWOs emerging …
Madison River Dam: 880 cfs Kirby: 1,030 cfs Varney: 1,230 cfs The weather patterns have been unseasonably warm for this little corner of the World, with highs in the mid-sixties to low-seventies over the last couple of weeks. Â We have finally started to see our larger Fall Baetis (#20’s) emerging this week, which has been …
Madison River Dam: 1,020 cfs Kirby: 1,140 cfs Varney: 1,300 cfs After a week of marginal fishing, the Upper Madison is back on track and fishing well. Â Streamers and nymphs have been productive both on and off the banks, but the dry fly bite has been the most inconsistent as of late. Â Olive, black, and …
Madison River Dam: 1,030 cfs Kirby: 1,150 cfs Varney: 1,350 cfs The Upper Madison has been a little more finicky lately that we are used to seeing this time of year, but a lot of that depends on what section you are on. Â For the most part, the wade section between Quake and Lyons Bridge …
Madison River Dam: 974 cfs Kirby: 1,180 cfs Varney: 1,320 cfs Clarity Update: Â Cabin and Beaver Creeks have been putting a fair amount of mud into Quake Lake with the recent rains. Â That mud plug made it through the outlet last night and we are now at about 2.5 feet of green visibility above the …
