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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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Lauryn knows:

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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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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Carli wants you to go:

Fishing in the park is catch and release only. Park permits must always be on hand.
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Carli suggests:

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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Tim wants you to go:

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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Tim did it:

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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Tim wants you to go:

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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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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Mike's tidbit:

The Madison River downstream of Barnes Pool. Beautiful cut banks, big rainbows and browns.
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Mike's tip:

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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Mike's tidbit:

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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Drew's been there:

The Snake River flows through Jackson Hole, offering excellent angling opportunities.
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Alyson's tidbit:

World class fishing.
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Chris knows:

I'm no expert. Maybe the fish aren't either, because I always catch fish when I go there.
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Chris's good word:

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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Dan knows:

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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