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Walk and wade fly fishing in Montana on a Small trout stream


	If you are not into boat rides and just want to wade these trips are for you. Much of the fishing on small mountain streams and spring creeks in the area is restricted to wade fishing only. The headwaters of the Bitterroot River supports abundant populations of wild trout and an endless variety of pristine places to fish for them. Walk and Wade trips are conducted on your choice of rivers streams or lakes. We offer walk and wade trips on all the rivers we float and on small mountain streams to small to float. The smaller streams are where the fish are fierce eaters and will take almost anything you throw at them. This is a fun trip for the younger kids as they can get more action and the size makes no difference to them.

We offer walk and wade trips to some of the best fishing in Montana.

We teach a lot of people how to fly fish. A Walk and Wade trip is a great way to get one on one personalized attention. Your guide won’t be rowing so his full attention will be on teaching you to fly fish for trout. Whether it’s for a half day or a couple of days, beginning and novice fly fishers can quickly learn what it would take them years to learn on their own. Our guides are patient instructors who teach the fundamentals of fly casting, knot tying, fly selection, line control, reading water and safe wading.

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Bitterroot River Fly Fishing Trip

The Bitterroot River flows through some wonderful scenery and is noted for it's dry fly fishing. The Sapphire mountains rise to the east while the Bitterroot mountains are found to the west. The Bitterroot is a great fly fishing destination due to the stream diversity and prolific hatches. Cutthroat, brown, rainbow, and brook trout can all be caught by the fly angler. The best part of the season runs from mid March through October due to the weather.

Blackfoot River Fly Fishing Trip

The Blackfoot River is located near Missoula in Western Montana and was the site for many of the scenes in A River Runs Through It. Fly anglers like the diversity of the water and the healthy trout. Fly fishing the river presents a number of different tactics since the river has riffles, fast runs, and deep pools. Rainbows, browns, cutthroats, and even bull trout can be caught by the fly angler.

Clark Fork River Fly Fishing Trip

The Clark Fork River winds through beautiful Western Montana and is noted for pods of big hard fighting fish. It offers rainbow, brown, cutthroat, and bull trout for the fly angler. The Clark Fork is a quality fishery that has had a tremendous comeback due to the local angling communities’ stream restoration and protection. The trout average 16 inches, but larger fish (up to twenty inches and above) are also caught. Visit the Clark Fork Coalition site to read about the removal of Milltown Dam.

Madison River Fly Fishing Trip

The Madison river flows over 140 miles from its headwaters in Yellowstone National Park to its confluence with the Gallatin and Jefferson. We Trout fish thirty seven miles of this up stream from the town of Ennis. The fifty mile riffle as this section is sometimes called is a fast but gentle river. The Madison offers exceptional Trout fishing in a beautiful setting. The Madison flows down the middle of the gorgeous Madison Valley, bordered on the west by the Madison range with its gentle sloping conifer forest and on the east by the Gravelly range with it's massive snow capped peaks . This entire section of river has countless riffles, runs and deep holes making this the best Trout fishing on the river.

Missouri River Fly Fishing Trip

Also known as the Mighty Mo. The Missouri is a large, classic tail-water river, best described as a gigantic spring creek where the fish grow fast and bigThis river begins near the town of three forks Mt, and is formed by the confluence of the Gallatin, Jefferson and Madison rivers. There are many dams creating many lakes on this river. The thirty mile stretch from Holter dam to the town of cascade is the prime trout water and where most of the fly fishing takes place. The cold waters released by Holter dam provide prime trout habitat.

Yellowstone Fly Fishing Trip

This trip is only offered on multiple day excursions The Yellowstone River is known internationally as one of the premier trout waters in the world. With it's head waters in Wyoming gaining momentum in Yellowstone National Park, the Yellowstone rumbles out of the Park near Gardiner, Montana. Surrounded by jagged peaks and banks lined with cottonwoods, the Yellowstone is one of the most scenic places in Montana and a near perfect fly fishing river. The Yellowstone is usually the last Montana river to come in to shape, and when it drops and clears just enough on the edges, the big bugs (salmon flies) and the big trout turn on. The river holds native Yellowstone cutthroat, rainbow, and brown trout.

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