Fishing Season: Open year round

Yellowstone Creek - UT

Fishing Outlook & Conditions

Water Temp:

38

Falcon's Ledge 's Tip of the Week

Look for fish hiding behind structure and in deeper holes using a hopper/dropper rig. Try a pheasant tail, Spanish Bullet, Lightening Bug, Copper John, or rainbow warrior when fish aren't looking up. Try a klinkhammer or BWO when fish are rising in afternoon and evening. Try a white streamer or San Juan worm when water is deep. Look for fish hiding behind structure and rocks.

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Map of Yellowstone Creek

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Falcon's Ledge

5-Day Outlook as of 5/4/25

Highs near 80 and lows in the 40s Rainy on Monday and Tuesday to start the week and sunny the rest of the week.

Techniques & Tips as of 5/4/25

Fishing nymph patterns such as pheasant tail, spanish bullet, rainbow warriors, and lightening bugs is proving most effective. Streamers such as woolly buggers, leeches, and zonkers through deeper runs and bends is also effective. In the afternoon try a klinkhammer and BWO. White flashy streamers, flashback nymphs, and san juan worms are good things to try the next few weeks with spring runoff.

Local Species Available Open year round

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    Brown

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    Rainbow

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    Cutthroat

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    Brook

Falcon's Ledge 's Recommended Fly Patterns

"Must-have" fly fishing patterns in descending order of importance:

Name: Colors: Size(s):
I Can See It Midge Fly Black 20
Vernille San Juan Worm Red 12
Disco Midge Larva Black 18
Bead Head Woolly Bugger Streamer black 8-10
Lightening Bug Silver 16
PMX Olive 14
Klinkhammer Grey 18
Prince Nymph Olive 16
Spanish Bullet Olive 18
Higa's SOS Black 18

I Can See It Midge Fly

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Falcon's Ledge 's Recommended Gear

Description: About Yellowstone Creek

A spectacular little mountain stream, the Yellowstone, drains from the highest of Utah's peaks and is home to good populations of native cutthroats and wild brook trout, browns, and rainbows.

Nearest Airport:

Salt Lake City Intl

Hatches:

Midges, BWO

Best Time to Fish:

Noon to 6 pm

Best Stretch:

Campground

Best Access:

Campground