Bozeman Montana Fishing Reports
Gallatin, Madison & Yellowstone River Reports
Stay up to date with the latest Montana fly fishing reports from Bozeman and the surrounding rivers. Our local guides post weekly updates on the Gallatin, Madison, and Yellowstone Rivers, including current flows, water temperatures, weather conditions, and recommended flies that are producing now. Whether you’re planning a trip or looking for the most accurate Bozeman fishing report, this is your go-to source for real-time information, gear tips, and seasonal insights from the water.
Upper Madison Fishing Report
The Upper Madison River is pure Montana — fast, boulder-strewn water, powerful wild trout, and endless opportunity. Flowing from Hebgen Dam through the iconic “50-mile riffle,” this stretch offers incredible dry fly, nymph, and streamer fishing throughout the year. With unmatched access and scenic beauty, the Upper Madison is a must-fish for any serious angler visiting Southwest Montana.
Lower Madison Fishing Report
Flowing from Yellowstone National Park through Gallatin Canyon and into the wide-open valley near Bozeman, the Gallatin River is one of Montana’s most scenic freestones. Its cold, clear water and classic pocket-water structure make it a favorite for wade anglers year-round. From small mountain trout to strong valley rainbows, the Gallatin delivers consistent action and beautiful surroundings in every season.
Read the latest Lower Madison Fishing Report Here
Read Our Complete Guide to Fly Fly Fishing the Lower Madison River
Gallatin River Fishing Report
Flowing from Yellowstone National Park through Gallatin Canyon and into the wide-open valley near Bozeman, the Gallatin River is one of Montana’s most scenic freestones. Its cold, clear water and classic pocket-water structure make it a favorite for wade anglers year-round. From small mountain trout to strong valley rainbows, the Gallatin delivers consistent action and beautiful surroundings in every season.
Read the Latest Gallatin River Fishing Report Here
Read more about the Gallatin in our Complete Gallatin River Fishing Guide
Yellowstone River Fishing Report
The Yellowstone River is the longest free-flowing river in the lower 48 and one of the most iconic trout streams in the world. Stretching from Yellowstone National Park to the wide valleys near Livingston, it offers unmatched variety — from cutthroat-filled canyon stretches to broad riffles perfect for drifting dries and streamers. Wild, scenic, and full of life, the Yellowstone defines what Montana fly fishing is all about.
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