Yellowstone Park Fishing
Yellowstone Cutthroat Trout
Yellowstone Park fishing systems are managed to protect the resources, the scenery and the
culture of the area. This area has some of the greatest fishing for grayling, whitefish, cutthroats, brook, lake,
rainbow and brown trout. Regulations in the park are constantly changing so download the following updated guides
for fishing, identification of species and traveling in the Yellowstone.
You Will Need A Permit for Back Country Traveling Which Must Be Mailed In:
Yellowstone River
The Yellowstone area has vast array of different types of stream and rivers from the unique
Firehole to the massive Yellowstone. Most of the fishing in many of the areas is catch and release on barbless
hooks. These regulations are changing due to management policies so it's a good idea to check with local shops and
retailers.
Fire Hole River Yellowstone Park
Most of the fishing done in the park is fly fishing. No other places on earth offers such
diverstity in the streams and rivers in a short distance than the park. The top streams in the park are: The
Yellowstone River, The Firehole River, Gardner River, The Gibbon, Lamar River, Madison River, Pebble Creek, Slough
Creek, Soda Butte Creek, and Gallatin River.
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