Montana Rivers
The epicenter of wild trout fly fishing
A Lifetime of Trout Water to Explore
The rivers of Southwest Montana are the epicenter of wild trout fly fishing in the world. Anglers from all over come to Montana to fly fish our rivers and take part in our western fly fishing tradition. The blue ribbon rivers, streams, and lakes that surround our home in Bozeman, MT are the reason why. From the sweeping bends of the Yellowstone River, to the riffles of the Madison River, and down the slow glides of the Missouri River, there are lifetimes worth of trout water to explore and something for every angler’s preferences in Montana.
Our Montana fly fishing guides and outfitter have made it their job to know the intricacies of our blue ribbon waters. Their knowledge, experience, and hard work all contribute to making sure your next guided Montana fly fishing trip is your best yet.
Yellowstone River
Fly fishing the Yellowstone River with our Montana fly fishing guides is the classic big river Montana fly fishing experience.
Madison River
The Madison River is the first river many anglers think of when Montana fly fishing comes up. Fly fish the famed 50-mile riffle.
Gallatin River
Originating high up in the Gallatin Range, the Gallatin River winds its way through Yellowstone National Park and down to Bozeman and the Gallatin Valley.
Yellowstone National Park
Yellowstone National Park is as diverse as it is big. The fly fishing opportunities are endless. Fly fish the Lamar River, Slough Creek, the Firehole River, and more.
Boulder River
Fly fishing the Boulder River with our Montana fly fishing guides is a unique small river fly fishing experience for the adventurous angler.
Bighorn River
Montana's Bighorn River is world-famous for its prolific hatches and blue ribbon fly fishing. Float and wade fish with our guides.
Blackfoot River
Blackfoot River trips with our fly fishing guides are a classic freestone experience, on one of Montana’s most scenic rivers.
Private Waters
Our private water fly fishing program allows for access to many of Montana’s lesser known waters with our Montana fly fishing guides. These streams and lakes are generally small in size but big in productivity.
