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Our Fly FIshing Options page splits up Yosemite into three sections. 


The goal of this page is not to give in depth details on every single area or body of water to be fished in Yosemite, but to give you a feel for the type of area and water that this amazing National Park has to offer. 

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Section 1

Fly fishing waters North of the Tuolumne River

Back country section of the Tuolumne River

One of the many Smaller Sub-alpine lakes in Section 1

Back country section of the Lyell Fork

One of many small Creeks in Sections 1

One of the few medium Creeks in Section 1

A larger, back country Sub-alpine lake in Section 1.

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Section 2
 
Fly fishing waters between the Tuolumne River and the Merced River

One of the many lakes in Section 2, expect to hike.

A beautiful Brookie creek in Section 2

Medium sized creek that holds many different species of trout

The main river is Section 2 is the Merced River

Here's another one of the many lakes in Section 2

Tight back country creek that holds 12+ inch trout

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Section 3

Fly fishing waters South of the Merced River

The largest river in Section 3 is the South Fork of the Merced

Ostrander Lake is the only day hiking lake in Section 3

Section 3 has a lot of exciting and beautiful creeks to fly fish

Section 3 is full of great creeks, some with 15+ inch trout

There are many beautiful & rich back country lakes in Section 3

Beautiful wild trout fly fising along gorgeous creeks

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