Crisp Mornings on the Yellowstone: Trout Fishing Report for November 20, 2025 Podcast Por  arte de portada

Crisp Mornings on the Yellowstone: Trout Fishing Report for November 20, 2025

Crisp Mornings on the Yellowstone: Trout Fishing Report for November 20, 2025

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Morning, folks. It’s a crisp one out here on the Yellowstone River today, November 20, 2025. Sunrise was just after 7:11 a.m., and sunset will be around 5:05 p.m., so you’ve got a good stretch of daylight to get out there. The weather’s mostly sunny, with highs expected in the low 40s and a bit of a breeze out of the southwest. The forecast says it’ll stay dry, which is a relief after last week’s rain and warmer temps. Visibility’s clear, and the river’s running at about 6,570 cubic feet per second, which is a bit below average but still fishable.

Fish activity’s been steady, especially for trout. Anglers have been catching a mix of brown and rainbow trout, with some reports of decent-sized fish in the 16- to 20-inch range. The fall colors are still hanging on, and the aggressive trout are making the most of the last of the season. If you’re chasing steelhead, the Upper Salmon River’s seeing some action, but here on the Yellowstone, it’s mostly trout. The recent reports mention that the best catches are happening in the slower pools and deeper runs, especially where the water’s a bit more stable.

For lures, streamers are still producing, especially in the morning and late afternoon. Try a black or olive woolly bugger, or a sculpin pattern if you’re looking to get down deep. For bait, worms and eggs are still working well, especially if you’re fishing near the bottom. If you’re fly fishing, a big stonefly or a nymph with a bit of flash seems to be the ticket.

A couple of hot spots to check out: the stretch below Livingston is always solid, and the area around Paradise Valley is producing some nice fish. If you’re looking for a quieter spot, try the lower reaches near Corwin Springs. The water’s a bit slower there, and you’ll have more room to work.

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