Yellowstone Fly-Fishing Guide

by Craig Mathews, Clayton Molinero

An authoritative fly-fishing guidebook for the legendary waters of Yellowstone National Park.

176 pages, Paperback

First published May 1, 1997

Reviews

[Dennis Robbins]

The 1st edition was my fishing reference for nearly twenty years. I’m glad to see this update as the authors recognize things have changed since then. In the intervening time the Yellowstone cutthroat nearly disappeared. Thanks to extraordinary methods the trout is making a comeback; this is critical since nearly sixteen species depend on the Yellowstone “cutt”. There are now deliberate efforts to preserve native fish species and grow populations westslope cutthroats and Graylings in their historic ranges. Climate change has affected the aquatic food of trout. The caddis Nectopsyche and the mayfly Epeorus albertee were once insignificant but because of warmer waters these are dominant sources of trout food. Because of warmer winters the Spruce Moth have infested trees and become food on the rivers.

[Daniel Bisbing]

Very informative

[Brett Cooper]

A very important book on my shelf