The Master's Guide to Fly Fishing Yellowstone National Park

The Master’s Guide to Fly Fishing Yellowstone National Park
By Bill Perry & Daniel Bryant

Legendary waters. Better preparation. More memorable days on the river.

From the Firehole and Madison to the Lamar, Slough Creek, and Yellowstone River, Yellowstone offers a lifetime of fishing possibilities. Knowing how to approach them starts before your first cast.

This 248-page paperback helps you choose your water, plan your trip, understand seasonal conditions, and match your flies and presentations to the opportunities in front of you. Whether you’re preparing for your first visit or exploring beyond familiar stretches, Bill Perry and Daniel Bryant bring together fishing experience, mapping knowledge, and practical research to help you fish with greater confidence.

Inside, you’ll find:

• Regional fishing guidance covering rivers, creeks, lakes, and backcountry waters

• Seasonal insights into runoff, water temperatures, insects, and hatches

• Fly selection, rigging, and presentation techniques

• Fish identification and conservation guidance

• Trip planning, access information, wildlife awareness, and backcountry preparation

• Fly shops, guides, and gateway services

Connect the book to the water. A QR link and instructions connect readers with the Map the Xperience Yellowstone National Park Fishing Mobile Map, helping put waters, trails, access points, and fish species into geographic context.

A practical planning companion and a thoughtful gift for anyone who dreams of casting a fly in Yellowstone.

Paperback | 248 pages | $29.95

Plan the trip. Understand the water. Make every cast count.