The Madison in the park is fishing fairly well throughout the day with most fish looking up for various terrestrials drifting their way downstream. We're still seeing a handful of caddis hatches right before dark, be sure to bring a fly you can see.

Hebgen Lake is consistently seeing a heavy callibaetis spinner fall in the morning. These gulpers can be tricky to catch, but are always fun to chase. Bring parachutes in #14 and #16, and be prepared to accurately turn over long, light tippets.

The water coming over the spillway at Hebgen Dam is keeping the water above Quake Lake unusually warm. Big attractors, terrestrials and small, flashy nymphs are the name of the game until the weather begins to cool.

The wade section is seeing great hopper fishing, and the crowds are beginning to shrink a bit. Load your boxes with a variety of hoppers and parachute patterns in #12 through #16 for the afternoons. Bring a handful of spinners if you're planning on staying into the evening.

The float section is fishing well with hoppers and attractors. Cover a lot of water, and don't be afraid to plop those hoppers against the bank with gusto.