The Slough, Buffalo, & Hellroaring Creeks watershed is one of our smaller territories in the Greater Yellowstone Area for guided fly fishing trips. However, its size can be misleading.
The Slough, Buffalo, & Hellroaring Creeks watershed houses several world famous blue ribbon fisheries. Come explore this area densely packed with guided fly fishing trip opportunities.
Having fished with GYFO multiple times and I’ve had some great fishing but also wonderful experiences!
Stephen Peskoe South Carolina
The Slough, Buffalo, & Hellroaring Creeks
The Buffalo creek is a brief stretch of water nestled into the Bearteeth Mountain range in the upper section of the Greater Yellowstone Area. Dry fly or wade the Buffalo primarily cutthroat during a day trip into the Yellowstone wilderness or make it an occasion and follow the Buffalo to Slough or Hellroaring.
Hellroaring creek fishing is a dream. While you can float, wade, or nymph these waters a good cast from the shore is always your best bet. Fish like the master anglers of days past and come explore these waters with us during your next fly fishing vacation.
You'll primarily be fishing for cutthroat and rainbows on the waters of the Hellroaring Creek in Yellowstone.
The Slough Creek in Yellowstone is a gorgeous, lazy river flanked by rolling hills sides and abundant wildlife. That abundance continues into the water as well. Book a relaxing trip for some slough creek fishing on these gentle waters and cast your line for cutthroats, rainbows, and cutbows.
