Our attention does not really shift during this period from the last, but focuses
primarily on the Yellowstone River and its tributaries. These streams offer
some of the greatest fishing for cutthroat trout that an angler can find anywhere.
The Yellowstone above the falls opens to fishing on July 15th and is a good
place to avoid on that particular day unless you like overcrowded fishing conditions.
Terrestrials become active during this time and the trout... lets just say they
like terrestrials, very much. Many species of caddis can be found on the streams
and are a significant part of any trout diet. The Yellowstone River will still
have a number of salmon flys, especially early in the period.
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| Bullet Head Hopper |
| Size # 6, #8, #10, #12 |
| Stock# DF107 |
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| Caps Instigator, Olive, Yellow, Phesant Tail |
| Size #8, #10, #12, #14 |
| Stock# DF112 |
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| Chernobyl Ant |
| Size #6, #8, #10 |
| Stock# DF114 |
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| Ext .Body Crickit |
| Size #8 |
| Stock# DF120 |
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| Ext. Body Gray Drake |
| Size #12, #14 |
| Stock# DF123 |
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| Hermaphrodite Beettle |
| Size #8, #10, #12, #14 |
| Stock# DF132 |
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| ParachuteAdams |
| Size # 12, #14, #16, #18, #20 |
| Stock # DF142 |
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| Baetis Thorax |
| Size #16, #18, #20 |
| Stock #SD103 |
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| PMD Soft Hackle |
| Size#16, #18 |
| Stock#SN114 |
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| PMD Emerger |
| Size#20 |
| Stock#SN113 |
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| CDC PMD Emerger |
| Size #16, #18, #20 |
| Stock #SD109 |
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| CDC PMD Transitional Dun |
| Size #16, #18, #20 |
| Stock #SD110 |
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| Parachute Midge |
| Size #20 |
| Stock #SD112 |
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| PMD Quigley |
| Size #16, #18, #20 |
| Stock #SD113 |
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