Yellowstone Cutthroat Fishing
Oncorhynchus clarkii bouvieri
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12-26 inch
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4.4-8.8 lb
Yellowstone Cutthroat Trout are native to the cold, clear waters of the Yellowstone River and its tributaries. They are recognized by their golden-yellow bodies with black spots and bright red throat slashes. Yellowstone Cutthroats feed on insects and small fish and are highly prized by anglers for their beauty and the challenge they present in pristine, wild habitats.
Lures & Baits
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spoons
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spinners
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minnows
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nymphs
Fishing Tips
- Water type: fresh
- Hook size: #16 - #8
How to Catch Yellowstone Cutthroat
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fly fishing
Where to Catch Yellowstone Cutthroat
Best Fishing Spots for Yellowstone Cutthroat
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Madison River – Three Dollar Bridge
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Phelps Lake (WY, fishing)
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Casper Parks Number 2
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Soda Lake (WY)
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Trail Creek (US, ID)
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Sleeping Indian Pond
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Gros Ventre River
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Palisades Reservoir
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Miles creek
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Yellowstone Lake
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Electric lake
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Rainbow Lakes - IPWA
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Heart Lake Reservoir (MT)
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Sylvan Lake (MT)
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Ouzel Lake - RMNP
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Shadow Lake (US, MT)
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Corn Lake (MT)
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Mirror Lake (Almont)