Yellowstone River Wintertime Trout Tactics - Braving the Chill for Midday Nymphing Hits
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Montana Outdoor reports winter's got the Yellowstone River in a deep freeze, water temps hovering low and fish movin' slow as molasses. Trout—browns, rainbows, cuts—are the main players, with recent catches comin' steady on nymphs during midday warmups. Folks are pullin' decent numbers, 10-20 inchers mostly, but nothin' epic; streamers work if you fish 'em low and steady. Midges and small nymphs like pheasant tails or zebra midges size 18-22 are hot right now, per the February 7th Montana Fishing Report. Live bait? Worm rigs or small minnows under a float if you're spin fishin', but flies rule for us purists. Artificial lures? Go with tiny jigs or soft plastic midges in black or olive—keep drifts slow with light tippet.
Hit these hot spots: Paradise Valley stretch below Livingston for deeper runs holdin' big browns, or the stretch near Big Timber Bridge where seams stack up nice. Bundle up, watch for wind-whipped snow, and stay safe on sketchy banks—no ice fishin' here yet.
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