SOME OF THE MOST MAGNIFICENT SCENERY YOU ARE LIKELY TO EVER SEE
Yellowstone’s iconic canyons are a memorable journey for fly fishing guides and anglers alike, and that’s before you take into account the stunning views. We’ll take you and your your fellow travelers on a guided fly fishing trip you won’t soon forget.
The Yellowstone Canyons Watershed houses what many people refer to as "The Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone." The Canyon is a Montana bound stretch of river flanked on either side by sloping cliffs that look carved from the mountains beside them with an unearthly sharp chefs knife.
These slopes are, of course, carved out by thousands of years of steadily flowing water. So, when you float fish the Yellowstone Canyon's Watershed with us on a fly fishing trip, then you're literally floating past thousands of years of brutally gorgeous geographical history. Come witness the majesty of the Yellowstone Canyons Watershed with us.
GYFO is unbeatable when you want a true flyfishing experience on the river. We have done multiple trips, and Chad always gets us into a lot of fish and unbelievable scenery without the crowds of drift boats and rafts that clog the rivers nowadays. On our last two trips with GYFO, we never saw another fisherman, drift boat, or raft, which is unheard of nowadays; unless you're fishing with GYFO, Chad knows how to get you on public water without the crowds. You're a valued client with Chad, not just another number with dollars to spend.
Shawn Olsen Bozeman, MT
The Rivers of the Yellowstone Canyons Watershed
As the Yellowstone river enters the Yellowstone canyons its wide, lazy, and slow moving pace quickens slightly. This stretch of the Yellowstone River is bad for wade fishing, but perfect for guided fly fishing trips filled with nyphming, and float fishing. Follow this river to the Lamar or Slough watershed, or fish it all the way into our Montana territories, the choice is yours. Either way, you're sure to get a bundle of unforgettable fishing memories from this expansive stretch of water. Be on the lookout for rainbows, brooks and—occasionally—a brown or two during your time fly fishing this section of the Yellowstone river.
