 
 MAMMOTH HOT SPRINGS MOUNT WASHBURN OLD FAITHFUL GEYSER OLD FAITHFUL LODGE Yellowstone Park Map PDF Yellowstone National Park West Yellowstone Chamber of Commerce Fishing Yellowstone National ParkYellowstone National Park – Americas First National Park – has some excellent fishing. About 50,000 of the park's 3 million annual visitors fish while visiting the park. Wonderful fishing can be found in the park's streams, rivers, and lakes. Park rivers of note include Gallatin, Madison, Lewis, Snake, Gardiner, Gibbon, Firehole, Slough Creek, and of course, the Yellowstone River. In addition to Yellowstone Lake, park lakes include Shoshone, Lewis, and Heart. Yellowstone Lake is the second largest lake in Montana, with 110 miles of shoreline. You will find an abundance of Trout, including Cutthroat, Rainbow, Brown, Lake, and Brook – as well as Arctic Grayling and Mountain Whitefish. Be sure to check Park Fishing Regulations for guidelines and restrictions.
Fishing Access Site InformationLewis Lake AccessLewis Lake - Elev: 7816 ftAt Lewis Lake Campground, the very south point of Lewis Lake; just off the South Entrance Rd CLICK for FWP webpage Bridge Bay Marina AccessYellowstone Lake - Elev: 7732 ftAt Bridge Bay Marina, Bridge Bay, the north-west end of Yellowstone Lake; just south-west of Lake Village CLICK for FWP webpage Grant Village AccessYellowstone Lake - Elev: 7732 ftAt Grant Village, the south end of West Thumb, Yellowstone Lake CLICK for FWP webpage
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