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Flows on both the Stillwater and Yellowstone have dropped significantly the last week. Normally they aren’t at this level until well into July.
An angler is always going to hedge themselves when talking about the condition of the river, either present or future.
It looks like we’re already on the back side of runoff. It was pretty mild and short lived.
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Hot weather in the forecast is likely going to finish off the Stillwater for a while. After all, it’s that time of year.
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It looks like runoff is a little strange this year. We’ve had a couple of surges where I thought it was coming on and here to stay, followed by things dropping and clearing a bit.
Warm temperatures last week caused the Stillwater to climb and run of color, with quite a bit of debris in the water. Flows should drop and clear a bit this week with cooler weather.
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