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That was me. Conditions may have changed drastically. Things were a bit blown out when I left town. When I'm in Bozeman I stay at the Hampton Inn, because I get Hilton Honor points and can get free nights, but I like it. Clean, free breakfast, free wireless, pretty quiet. Not sure if you've spent any time in the area before, so apologies for telling you stuff you may know. The Yellowstone in Paradise Valley, south of Livingston, or heading east from Livingston along 90, is worth hitting for sure. Check with River's Edge in Bozeman, George Anderson's Yellowstone Angler, for conditions. I always try to hit the Gallatin, which is 15 to 45 minutes to an hour or more from Bozeman. Gallatin Canyon can be great, really beautiful. The Lower Madison--also about 45 minutes to first access, and lots of places to hit the river. Bumpy dirt road at Bear Trap, but a nice place to fish from. Spring creeks cost, and I've never done them. And PGW may not want me to say this, but I like the Boulder, another 30 minutes or so east of Livingston via the town of Big Timber. Love the river, love the valley. Great lunch at Grand Hotel in Big Timber.
Hey, even if the rivers are blown the scenery is great. Have fun.
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