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The Yellowstone River
The Yellowstone River originates in the mountains of southern Yellowstone National Park. The
longest undamned river in the American west, the Yellowstone winds its way across Montana
towards its confluence with the Missouri. Long reaches of lanquid pools and cut bank drifts
are punctuated by broad swift riffles, holding good numbers of rainbow, brown and cuttthroats.
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The Madison River
The Madison River, also flowing from Yellowstone National Park, is one of a three streams that
eventually forms the Missouri. The Madison rushes through a wide breath-taking valley earning
its nickname "the fifty mile riffle". Never seeming to slow, the Madison is home to
some of the strongest large brown trout anywhere. Rainbow trout numbers continue to rebound as
the Madison recovers from whirling disease episodes of more than a decade ago.
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The Gallatin River
The Gallatin River, sometimes overlooked because of the internationally acclaimed rivers on either side of it,
is a world class fishery in its own right. The Gallatin is walk/wade fished
and can offer up some memorable afternoons of fine dry fly fishing in a variety of beautiful
settings. From a small meandering meadow stream, the Gallatin enters a deep pine-clad canyon only
to empty out into a broad open valley where the river braids into several channels.
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The Spring Creeks
The Spring Creeks of the Paradise and Gallatin valleys are private waters, which bump the areas
fly fishing into another league. Exceedingly clear, cool spring waters foster aquatic
insect hatches that come off like clockwork daily, making the areas most challenging fly
fishing. The large cagey trout of the spring creeks require an extra measure of patience
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Idaho's
Middle Fork of the Salmon
 Idaho's
Middle Fork of the Salmon, long considered one of the West's
classic wilderness whitewater river trips, is also one of
the states premiere cutthroat trout fisheries. The Middle
Fork's trout fishing is unique among western trout streams
in its marvelous simplicity and uncomplicated nature. Some
fly fishermen go so far as to say that the Middle Fork is
West's finest dry fly fishing, all the while floating through
stunning scenery and exciting whitewater. The Middle Fork
trip, hosted by ECHO:
The Wilderness Company is
a six-day wilderness float trip with very comfortable streamside
camping, . Each afternoon
content fly fishermen drift up to a riverside camp with
appetizers and cocktails ready and waiting. Our support
boat and staff have arrived in advance to erect fishermen's
tents and the rest of our camp.
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Mongolia River Outfitters: The Guides for Ghenghis Khan's Home Waters
Territory Anglers works exclusively with Mongolia River Outfitters to offer guided fly fishing trips for Mongolian Taimen, Trout and Lenok.
Mongolia.
Its very name is synonymous with the remote and exotic.
A landscape reminiscent of Montana without roads or fences,
Mongolia is vast and beautiful. The prize for most fishermen
visiting Mongolia is the opportunity to catch Taimen trout,
the world's largest salmonid. It's tempting to compare Mongolia's waters
to Montana's blue-ribbon streams... Without the parking
space and fishing hole competition. Taimen aggressively
take wet and dry flies. Large mouse patterns and streamers
are our favorites. Once hooked, taimen usually make reel-burning
runs and explode out of the river. Each evening after a
day of floating, fishermen return to our camp comprised
of the Mongolian Ger (yurts). Gers are the traditional nomad
tent of the native Mongolians.
For more information on these trips, please visit their website at www.MongoliaRivers.com.
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