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Trolling for salmon and lake trout while cruising the lake in comfort, or stretching your legs and your fly line on the Truckee River? There's no question that Lake Tahoe is a top California fishing destination.
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Top Pick: Lake Tahoe

Carli gives props:

There are stories told of the trout in Lake Granby. Fishing on the Colorado River and the area reservoirs are another opportunity to enjoy fishing in the Winter Park area.
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Top Pick: Winter Park Colorado

Carli's little secret:

Whether river fishing or lake fishing, you can't go wrong. The Little Snake north of Steamboat near the Wyoming border is excellent in the fall but the Yampa is great for all types of trout anytime you want to fish.
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Top Pick: Steamboat Springs Colorado

Drew's tidbit:

The Roaring Fork, Frying Pan, and Colorado Rivers are all Blue Ribbon Trout streams, great for Colorado fly fishing. There are also many high mountain lakes.
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Top Pick: Aspen Colorado

Drew raves:

Some of the best Colorado fishing is in Steamboat Springs. The Yampa River flows through Steamboat Springs or the Elk River is a short drive away. Also explore Stagecoach Reservoir.
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Top Pick: Steamboat Springs Colorado

B.J. loves it:

Growing up, my uncle use to troll Lake Cascade every morning and bring home his catch. Nowadays, I see Idaho fly fishing enthusiasts on the shores and inlets of many nearby lakes.
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Top Pick: McCall Idaho

B.J. crushed it:

Toss a fly into the headwaters of the Salmon River just north of town. Or, spend your time in the world-renowned Silver Creek waters just south of town.
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Top Pick: Sun Valley Idaho

Dan's two cents:

Big Sky is located along the Gallatin River, one of the country's top fly fishing rivers. It is a gorgeous place to fish, but it is not super close to multiple top fishing rivers, like other towns in the region.
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Top Pick: Big Sky Montana

Dan's good word:

If you are into Montana fly fishing, Bozeman and Livingston are somewhat of a Mecca when it comes to blue-ribbon trout fisheries, with easy access to the Jefferson, Madison, Gallatin, Missouri, and Yellowstone Rivers.
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Top Pick: Bozeman Montana

Dan wants you to know:

Between the Flathead, Swan, and Kootenai River systems, Flathead Lake and all the other great lakes in Northwest Montana, there are plenty of fish waiting! Fly fishing, trolling, spin casting - it's all here.
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Top Pick: Whitefish Montana

Dan's good word:

West Yellowstone is located near two of Montana's top fly fishing rivers. The Madison River and Henry's Fork of the Snake River are prized fishing destinations. Hebgen Lake and Henry's Lake add to the area's appeal.
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Top Pick: West Yellowstone Montana

Dan's two cents:

Red Lodge is within range of the Stillwater River, lower Yellowstone River, Clark's Fork of the Yellowstone, and the Bighorn River. All of these are top-notch fly fishing rivers.
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Top Pick: Red Lodge Montana

Alyson did it:

Some of the best fishing around.
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Top Pick: Missoula Montana

Lisa crushed it:

Well known among all anglers, there are rivers and waterways galore around West Yellowstone. Try the Madison River in western Yellowstone National Park.
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Top Pick: West Yellowstone Montana

Carli loves it:

There are so many options, with a guide or without. Try the Madison, Gallatin, Yellowstone, Henry's Fork, and the smaller Montana streams like the Bitterroot and Big Hole.
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Top Pick: West Yellowstone Montana

Carli's good word:

Does "fisherman's paradise" even justify how great the area is for Montana fishing? A vast variety of fishing spots and species make for a great experience.
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Top Pick: Bozeman Montana

Carli knows:

Where to begin.... the pristine mountain waters of Big Sky area rivers like the Gallatin and the Madison offer more than you can handle in terms of fly fishing. Float tube fishing is your best option here.
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Top Pick: Big Sky Montana

Lauryn raves:

Parts of A River Runs Through It were filmed on the Gallatin River near Big Sky.
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Top Pick: Big Sky Montana

Mike gives props:

Easily fishable for 11 months of the year (save the runoff periods of mid-May through mid-June), colorful rainbow and brown trout are fun and accessible to even the novice angler.
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Top Pick: Big Sky Montana

Mike's little secret:

Bozeman Montana, and its many rivers and streams, is considered 'Trout Mecca' by many in the angling world. Montana fly fishing is the preferred method, yet even bait, spin and trolling methods are used in nearby lakes.
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Top Pick: Bozeman Montana

Mike wants you to go:

For anglers, this is Shangri-la with Yellowstone National Park's lakes and rivers, Hebgen Lake just outside town, the Madison River flowing nearby, plus feeder creeks and streams filled with trout.
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Top Pick: West Yellowstone Montana

Dan loves it:

The Deschutes River is legendary for trout fishing trips. Several area lakes and reservoirs are popular Oregon fishing destinations as well. My favorite place to cast a fly was the upper Metolius River.
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Top Pick: Bend Oregon

Carli gives props:

Utah fly fishing can be enjoyed on five different waterways in the area: Jordanelle, Deer Creek, Strawberry, Weber and Provo.
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Top Pick: Park City Utah

Drew knows:

Utah fishing on the nearby Provo River in Heber City is a must do for any fly fisherman!
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Top Pick: Park City Utah

Dan wants you to know:

Trout and salmon are plentiful in the region's many lakes, streams, and rivers. For those interested in saltwater fishing, this is simply one of the finest places on earth.
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Top Pick: Olympic National Park

Lauryn wants you to know:

The Gros Ventre River is located right outside park boundaries and is open year round to all types of Wyoming fishing. I like fishing right where Slide Lake drains into the Gros Ventre River.
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Top Pick: Grand Teton National Park

Lauryn crushed it:

You need a license specific to Yellowstone National Park to fish within the park. In the northwest of the park in Big Sky/Bozeman and south of the park in Jackson Hole you have more incredible fishing!
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Top Pick: Yellowstone National Park

Carli knows:

Fall fishing can't be beat. Hire a guide or go on your own. Float or wade along major rivers and small streams. Ask local fly shops for tips and fishing reports. Fishing is the #1 topic around here from August to September.
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Top Pick: Grand Teton National Park

Carli's little secret:

Fishing in the park is catch and release only. Park permits must always be on hand.
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Top Pick: Yellowstone National Park

Carli's tidbit:

Whether floating, tubing or wading you will be able to explore several waterways the way you want. Make sure to check in with the local fly fishing guides and the fly shops for fly tips, fishing reports and local secrets!
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Top Pick: Jackson Hole Wyoming

Tim suggests:

The Snake River is the centerpiece of Jackson Hole and home to the native fine-spotted cutthroat trout, some of the best fishing in the country and no better way to spend a warm summer vacation!
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Top Pick: Jackson Hole Wyoming

Tim raves:

Yellowstone's lakes and rivers, home to the native Yellowstone cutthroat, offer world-renown trout fishing. Roadside streams are often busy but if you are willing to take a short hike you can usually find solitude!
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Top Pick: Yellowstone National Park

Tim's tidbit:

The first time you catch a native cutthroat on the Snake River, you will understand why Grand Teton National Park is wild and scenic!
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Top Pick: Grand Teton National Park

Mike raves:

Another favorite is a hike up the Glacial Boulder trail near Canyon Rim down to the Yellowstone River (roughly 90 minutes down) to catch beautiful cutthroats.
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Top Pick: Yellowstone National Park

Mike wants you to go:

The Madison River downstream of Barnes Pool. Beautiful cut banks, big rainbows and browns.
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Top Pick: Yellowstone National Park

Mike crushed it:

For big cutthroats, drift fish the Snake around the Triangle X Ranch section. Concentrate big hoppers and Chernobyl Ant patterns, trailing a #12 bead head Prince Nymph, along the undercut banks for the best results.
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Top Pick: Grand Teton National Park

Mike gives props:

My favorite location is on the third meadow of Slough Creek (NE entrance) where, on an average mid July day, even a novice angler can take 25-30 fish a day on dry flies.
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Top Pick: Yellowstone National Park

Drew's tidbit:

The Snake River flows through Jackson Hole, offering excellent angling opportunities.
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Top Pick: Jackson Hole Wyoming

Alyson wants you to know:

World class fishing.
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Top Pick: Cody Wyoming

Chris's little secret:

I'm no expert. Maybe the fish aren't either, because I always catch fish when I go there.
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Top Pick: Cody Wyoming

Chris wants you to go:

The Snake River is a famous fishery. Depending on the time of year and conditions the sections of water in the park are the best locations to fish. The lakes also provide good Wyoming fly fishing opportunities.
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Top Pick: Grand Teton National Park

Dan loves it:

Jackson Hole is a very popular fly fishing destination, due to the Snake River. However, there are smaller creeks and rivers in the area that often have the best fishing. Ask around when you are in town, as conditions change.
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Top Pick: Jackson Hole Wyoming

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