Yellowstone Park 9-13-2011

Trico activity on the such as the Madison River, Bechler River, and Boundary Creek is going good.  Add that to the still abundant terrestrial insect population and plenty of dry fly fishing can be found on Park rivers and streams.  Hebgen Lake browns and ‘bows are beginning their migration into the Madison River upstream and the same with browns going into Lewis River Channel from Shoshone and Lewis lakes.   Beula Lake is still producing some of the best action in the Park with damselfly nymphs, small bead head nymphs, small leech patterns, and scud patterns around shorelines working well.