June 27, 2011
The water is still big. Most of our waters were on the down swing, but this last batch of hot weather actually spiked up again. Many of our waters are 3 to 5 times their normal average flow for this date and time. For instance, Tongue Canyon is normally around 400 cfs and is currently [...]
June 13, 2011
The North Fork the Tongue is actually moderately fish-able. The meadow snow has mostly melted off and the turnouts are accessible. There is still a bunch of snow in the trees. The water is high and off color, but I could wade across on Sunday the 12th of June. The visibility was about 20 inches, [...]
June 8, 2011
Run off in the Bighorn mountains has started. The creeks are running heavy and there is a ton of snow still in the mountains. Burgess Junction is usually clear of most snow by now, but there is still about 3 feet of snow there. We hope the next two to three weeks clears off the [...]
February 24, 2011
It is hard to believe, but February has all but passed us by. It was a cold month, so I did not get in any fishing. We are still hoping for a great summer and looking forward to seeing all who venture this way. The global worries are likely going to raise gas prices this [...]
October 19, 2010
To get back to fall reservoir fishing, it can be the best October and November fishing available. When you have a cold water temperatures in the creeks, reservoirs are more consistent with larger fish to catch. You will typically catch fewer fish, but you should be catching nice 1-4 pounders in a lot of reservoirs. [...]
October 18, 2010
Reservoir and lake fishing is some of the best fishing of the fall season. There are several reasons why fall still water fishing can be great. Consistency of water temperature is one of the largest reasons why I fish still waters in the fall. Still waters will stay warmer over night and warm up quicker [...]
October 11, 2010
The fishing is still good in many areas. I am recommending the lakes, ponds and reservoirs along with lower level creeks like Tongue Canyon or Clear Creek by Buffalo. The dry fly season is not quite over, but it is slowing significantly on the mountain. I went to Clear Creek and caught 32 fish 13 [...]
September 6, 2010
September weather has changed the fishing early. Cold water and small flies are starting early this season. Last night Sept. 5th it was snowing on the North Tongue. Campers were greeted with 15 degrees temperatures over night. The high today on the mountain is about 45 degrees. Never fear though, the fishing is still good. [...]
