The months of May, July and August are the best time to fish dry flies to large rising trout early in the morning. Fall is our favorite time to chase big Browns that are beginning their spawning run. Barbara Dillon, David Shobe and Craig Parrish round out a strong guide staff dedicated to teaching all aspects of fly fishing to both beginners and experienced fly fishers. Emphasis is placed on teaching the correct techniques of fly fishing as well as appreciating the natural environment. The Gallatin is down to summer levels and the normal unpredictable fishing conditions.
Fishing is productive in the canyon section with nymphs and some attracter dries.
The upper stretches in Yellowstonee Park are fishing with terrestrials and hoppers. Caddis in the evening. All the tributaries are fishing well with dries. This section of river is fishing slow at this time. Give it another month and a half and this will be the spot.