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Fish Report for 10-27-2013

If the darn wind were to let up, then we’d be in heaven fishing the Yellowstone River

10-27-2013
Gallatin River Guides

For now, it is day to day based on the wind.

On calm days there are blue winged olives....And lots of them...and good size, too. Look for fish rising in the slower water and for the bigger trout, target the backs of shelves or tight to foamy banks.

Streamer bite is good to great, but you got to use sinking leaders or sink-tips.

Dries: Parachute Adams in 14-16-18, Purple Haze in 14-18, Blooms Para Caddis Olive and Tan:, 16. Para Wullf Adams in 18-20

Nymphs: Rubberlegs in coffee/black in 6-8-10, Mega Prince in 4-6-8, Lightning Bug in 12-14-16-18,Copper and Pearl Zonker in 4-6

Streamers: Natural Copper Zonker, Sculpin in Black, Olive/Black, Olive, White, Sculpzilla in Black, Brown, and Olive


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