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Montana Fish Report

With the Salmonfly hatch in full swing, there are lots of anglers and boats


by Mike Lawson
5-26-2025
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The boat ramps are open and access is abundant. With the Salmonfly hatch in full swing, there are lots of anglers and boats. Please be respectful of other anglers. As I write this report, we are on the tail end of the Salmonflies in this stretch,  but we are just starting to see some golden stones. Also, there is some really good caddis fishing in the evening. Try Henry’s Fork Foam Stones in Salmonfly #4 and #6 as well as golden #8 and #10. The EZ Caddis Tan #16 with a size #16 Lawson Partridge Caddis Emerger as a dropper is deadly during the last hour of daylight. The PMD hatch is right around the corner, so if nymphing is your game, try a split case PMD nymph size 16 below a size 8 Pat’s Rubberlegs. It also can be fun dragging a streamer through some of the deep runs on a dark day. I like copper zonker #4 or a Hen Saddle Matuka #4





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Henry's Fork Anglers Reports
for Monday, May 26th
Henrys Fork- Box Canyon : The Salmonflies are crawling!
Madison River : The river has been high and off color due the recent warm weather
Teton River: River will be high and off color likely until we approach the first part of July
Snake River- South Fork: The river is a bit off color but is fishable

Henry's Fork Anglers Reports
for Wednesday, May 14th
Henrys Fork: Upper River Report
Henrys Fork- Ashton to St Anthony: The boat ramps are open and access is abundant
Madison River : We are approaching runoff time here
Teton River: This river has also been fluctuating a bit due to snowmelt
Snake River- South Fork: All the boat ramps are open