Yellowstone National Park

Established in 1872, Yellowstone National Park is America's first national park. With areas within Wyoming, Montana and Idaho. Yellowstone is widely known for its beautiful vistas and for over 2600 miles of large pristine trout waters containing habitat for brown trout, rainbow trout, brook trout and the famous cutthroat trout as well as graylings.

Yellowstone is also the home to a large variety of wildlife including grizzly bears, wolves, bison, and elk. Yellowstone National Park has a collection of the world's most extraordinary geysers and hot springs, including the famous Old Faithful as well as the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone.

Note: Scroll down to locate these streams on the Google map. 

Firehole River Firehole River is uniques in that it starts within the area of geysers like Old Faithful.

Gallatin River A beautiful  remote stream easily accessable.

Gardner River A river often underestimated and sometimes overlooked by anglers.

Gibbon River Pristine waters often referred to as the best trout fishing in Yellowstone.

Lamar River The Lamar enjoyes the reputation of being the most beautiful river in the park.

Lewis River Early spring in the pre-run-off time of the year is an excellent time to fish the Lewis River.

Madison River The Madison River is a wide easy flowing meadow stream known for spectacular stonefly hatches.

Snake River One of the most remote rivers in the park.

Soda Butte Creek Some of the largest cutthroat trout can caught within a few yards from the road.

Slough Creek Perhaps the best stream for cutthroats and the beautiful meadows are a bonus.

Yellowstone River The largest freestone river without a dam in the USA. A truly spectacular river!

Fishing Regulations for Montana State for Yellowstone National Park.

Prevent the spread of Whirling Disease.

Trail Directory for the Yellowstone national Park.

Watch for more waters to be added. 

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