Montana is renowned for its world-class fly fishing opportunities, with endless miles of rivers , lakes and reservoirs. Montana is a true paradise for fly anglers.
Dearborn River
The Dearborn River begins its journey in the Scapegoat Wilderness. Approximately 70 miles long and fed by several smaller streams along its course, it helps maintain its pristine water quality. It then flows through a rugged canyon and eventually joins the Missouri River near the town of Craig, surrounded by stunning vistas and scenery. The …
The Land of the Giants – Jet Boat
If you’ve ever dreamed of targeting big trout in a stretch of river that lives up to its name, the Land of Giants (LOG) below Hauser Dam on the Missouri River should be on your radar. This legendary section is a short but incredibly productive tailwater flowing between Hauser Dam and Upper Holter Lake. This …
Missouri River – Drift Boat
The Missouri River isn’t just a fishery; it’s an experience. From its bug-rich waters to its striking landscapes, this tailwater exemplifies what makes Montana’s fly fishing so legendary. Formed at the confluence of three famous rivers—the Madison, Jefferson, and Gallatin rivers—its size and grandeur are matched only by its significance in history, as it played …
Clark Fork River
Fly Fishing the Clark Fork The Clark Fork River is a tributary of the Columbia River and runs for over 300 miles through western Montana. It is home to a variety of fish species, including rainbow trout, brown trout, cutthroat trout, and mountain whitefish. The river is surrounded by beauty, with the Cabinet Mountains to …