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Cooler weather has led Yellowstone National Park to lift fishing restrictions and downgrade its fire danger rating.

As of Monday, anglers can fish the Firehole River and its tributaries from sunrise to sunset. This summer some rivers and streams in the park were partially closed to fly fishing due to warm water temperatures and low flows. The Firehole, Madison and Gibbons Rivers were closed for longer than some other streams because of proximity to geothermal features.

Meanwhile, fire danger in Yellowstone is still high, but was downgraded this week from “very high.” There are no active wildland fires in the park. Park officials remind visitors that campfires are only allowed within established fire rings and in some backcountry sites.