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Some fishing restrictions in Yellowstone National Park have been lifted.

Earlier this summer the park closed or limited hours on some rivers and streams due to high water temperatures and low flows, conditions that can be lethal for trout.

Anglers can now fish the following:

• Soda Butte
• Slough Creek 
• Yellowstone River from Tower Junction to the park boundary
• Gardner River downstream of Osprey Falls north to the park boundary
• Lamar River downstream of Cache Creek to its confluence with the Yellowstone River 
• Snake River from Forest Creek south to the park boundary during normal hours from sunrise to sunset

The Madison, Firehole and some sections of the Gibbon River and tributaries connected to geothermal features remain fully closed to fishing, as these bodies of water continue to be too warm for fish.

A full list of fishable areas in Yellowstone can be found here.