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| The River |
| Experience the Legend |
 The Madison River: a legend in its own time!
When you set foot in the cool, clear water of this fabled river, you experience the Madison River legend. The
Madison is one of the truly great trout fisheries in the world. The river is teeming with wild trout - you won't
find a hatchery fish in this river - that average 15"! Our unparalleled location right on the banks of the
catch and release section of the river (35 miles west of Yellowstone National Park) allows you the opportunity
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| The Madison River |
The Madison River offers exceptional fishing in a beautiful setting. All fishermen can enjoy the river, as the
dry fly fisherman, the nymph fisherman and the streamer fisherman all enjoy success on the river. The Madison
River provides some of the finest fishing in the state for wild rainbow trout and large brown trout.
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| Yellowstone |
| Yellowstone National Park is home to some
of the finest fly fishing in the entire world. There are over a hundred lakes and a thousand miles of streams in
Yellowstone National Park; nowhere in the world are so many public rivers and streams found in such a condensed
area. Seven varieties of gamefish live in Yellowstone: cutthroat, rainbow, brown, brook, and lake trout, along
with grayling and mountain whitefish. Only cutthroats, grayling, and mountain whitefish are native to the Park.
The lakes and streams of Yellowstone offer you the unique opportunity to catch the beautiful Yellowstone Cutthroat
trout. Take a trip to such world-renowned places as the Yellowstone River, Slough Creek, the Firehole, and the
Madison in the Park. |
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