Canyon Ferry - The water is still pretty warm, it's still carp season out this way. Don't be afraid to hunt those mud flats for some mud donkeys!
Hauser/Holter - Rainbow trout will continue being caught below all the dams, on leeches, midges, scuds, hot heads.
Hyalite Reservoir- This has been a great option as of late. The morning mayfly bite has been pretty solid especially on the south end. Midday has been a little slower, but a leech and a hares ear has been putting a few in the net. Our favorite window has been the evening bite, when the waters calm, throw anything royal and hang on. Don't be afraid to twitch those flies around.
Hyalite creek- The Creek has been a great place to get into fish. Try fishing a micro chubby dropper, rainbow warrior, zebra midge, Frenchie, or a purple haze. Look for that slightly slower water right now. The fish are starting to transition out of the fast stuff.
Cliff and Wade- Fish balanced leeches and chironomids. There have been a few honey ants up this way and a few smaller caddis as well. If you are hunting fish shallow, be stealthy and lead 'em with small dry dropper rig. Smaller streamers will work as well
Quake Lake/Hebgen- Fishing well, balanced leeches and chironomids. Streamers will pick up a few too. Hebgen is seeing some nice hatches of callibaetis as well, especially in the Madison arm. Don't leave home without a few damsels as well. There have been days where a damsel is the favorite pick on the menu.
Ponds Around Town - Crystal buggers, worms, leeches and small streamers
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