The temperatures get pretty cold over the next few days and could hinder the fishing a bit. Overall, the Gallatin has been fishing great this last week and there is still good opportunities to sniff out some trout. Nymphing will be the best option. Fish a dark/natural bodied stonefly nymph, San Juan worm, Red Copper John, Zebra Midge, or a green Caddis Larva to trick some fish.
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Gallatin River Fishing Report by Fins and Feathers 2.1.22
The temperatures get pretty cold over the next few days and could hinder the fishing a bit. Overall, the Gallatin has been fishing great this last week and there is still good opportunities to sniff out some trout. Nymphing will be the best option. Fish a dark/natural bodied stonefly nymph, San Juan worm, Red Copper…
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