From the park boundary at Gardiner down through Yankee Jim Canyon, Paradise Valley, Livingston, and out to Pelican — every access point we shuttle, laid out at a glance.
Reference map covering the major Yellowstone River fishing accesses from Gardiner to Pelican. Call for current conditions at any access.
The Yellowstone changes character as it moves north out of the park. Pick your stretch based on flow, fishing style, and the float you're after.
A technical, boulder-studded stretch where the river tightens through a steep canyon before opening into the upper valley. Faster water, bigger drops, and stunning scenery. Best for experienced oarsmen and whitewater-capable boats.
The classic Yellowstone fishing water. Long gravel-bar riffles, excellent dry-fly runs, and the Absaroka peaks on both sides. Most of our shuttles run some combination of these accesses.
Wider channels, warmer water, and bigger fish holding in the seams. The river opens up as it leaves the mountains. Great for longer half- and full-day floats with consistent drift-boat water.
Every access shown on the map, grouped by stretch and listed upstream to downstream. Call if you don't see the combination you need — we shuttle custom routes regularly.
We shuttle any combination on this map. Call ahead — especially before 9 am — to lock in your driver for the day.