The Trip of a lifetime
Missouri River Fly Fishing Guides
Outfitting and Guided Fly Fishing Trips
Come alongside some of the hardest working Captains and Guides in Montana. You can see the passion through their sunburnt faces and callused hands. Our core team of guides are all licensed Captains having developed their skills in different parts of the country and would love to share their time, patience, and experience with you as you enjoy a day on the river. No matter the knowledge or skillset you possess, our professional fly fishing guides can help you grow as an angler and provide you an opportunity to get lost in the beauty of big sky country.
Jeff Lattig
Owner / Outfitter
Captain Jeff is a husband, father, and passionate outdoorsman. A life long waterman having guided anglers to Redfish on the flats, oceanside Tarpon and western Trout. Jeff has a decade of guide experience in multiple facets of angling.
David Morton
Fishing Guide / USCG Captain
Captain David hails from Wisconsin. David made the migration west to Montana to pursue his passion for fly fishing and big game hunting. David is a “pro guide”. Jet boat, drift, boat, raft, tailwaters, and freestones. The guy is dialed into Montana trout fishing.
Trent Brown
Fishing Guide / USCG Captain
Captain Trent Brown is a renowned Land of Giants and “westside guide.” A larger-than-life character with a love for people. A day on the water with Trent is like fishing with a lifelong friend. His experience, work ethic, and passion for guiding is contagious.
Shafter Johnston
Fishing Guide / USCG Captin
Captain Shafter is a very experienced guide, having guided in the Florida Keys, Everglades, Carolina’s and Louisiana. His love for the Missouri River and bulging bull elk finally pushed him to make a move west to Bozeman Montana.
Specializing on the Missouri River and throughout Montana
While the majority of our guided fishing trips are logged on the Missouri river utilizing drift boats and jet boats. We also offer float trips on the upper Clark Fork, Blackfoot, and Dearborn rivers. Not to mention the numerous lakes and reservoirs, including Holter Lake and Canyon Ferry Reservoir. We have the guides, gear, and boats to tailor your trip to meet your desire and skill level.
Montana’s Wild Trout
Montana is home to a variety of fish, including both coldwater and warm water species. Some of the most popular fish species found in our local rivers and lakes include rainbow trout, brown trout, cutthroat trout, brook trout, bull trout, kokanee salmon, northern pike, and walleye.
Fly Fishing Reports, Tips and Tricks
Fly Fishing From A Drift Boat
One of the best way to experience Montanas many rivers and streams. Whether you are an experienced angler or a novice, a fishing trip from a drift boat can be a relaxing and unforgettable experience. Tips for Fishing from a Drift Boat Below are a few tips to keep in mind to make the most …
Streamer fishing the Land of Giants
Streamer fishing the Land of Giants in a jet boat is an exciting and rewarding experience for any angler looking to catch big fish. Located below Hauser dam, this stretch of the Missouri River is famous for its trophy trout, making it a popular destination for anglers from around the world. In this blog post, …
Planning for a Montana Fishing Trip
Planning for a Montana Fly Fishing Trip can be an exciting time. Below are a few key points we recommend considering when planning your fly fishing trip to Montana. Airfare and Travel Into Montana If you’re planning a trout fishing trip to Montana, you’ll likely be flying into either Helena or Bozeman, two popular airports …
Best Times to Fly Fish the Missouri River
The Missouri River near Craig Montana is a premier destination for serious fly fishing enthusiasts. The river is home to some of the healthiest wild trout populations in the state. The banks of the Missouri River are spectacular. A wild and scenic river with towering cliffs, abundant wildlife and views of the Big Belt Mountains. …
Fishing the Pale Morning Dun Hatch
The Missouri River below Holter dam is a prime location for fly fishing, offering an abundance of trout and hatches throughout the year. One of the most anticipated hatches on the Missouri River is the Pale Morning Dun (PMD) hatch. PMD’s typically hatch from mid June through early August. The PMD Hatch One of the …
A Guide to Mending
Fly fishing is an art that requires patience, skill, and dedication. When it comes to fly fishing, having a good drift is essential. The drift refers to the way your fly moves through the water, mimicking the natural movement of insects and other aquatic critters. It is essential skill to learn if you expect to …