Montana fly fishing is
flat out awesome where else can you fish a spring creek, a wild freestone
river and a tailwater within an hours drive? At Montana
Fly Fishing Guides we want to give
you a taste of Montana
fly fishing and we are certain that once we
do you will be the one that really gets hooked. Check out our Montana
River Map page to see all the areas we fly fish.
The area around Livingston,
Montana is
considered to be a Mecca of Montana
fly fishing by anglers the world
over. Livingston is located just north of Yellowstone
National Park near many famous Montana fly
fishing rivers in Paradise Valley. Nearly a dozen world class Montana fly fisheries
are within a few miles drive.
Our home water is the Yellowstone
River which is the longest freestone river in the country.
This undammed river boasts the longest stretch of "blue ribbon
trout stream" in the nation. With superb hatches of
caddis, mayflies, stoneflies and terrestrials it’s a must on your
fishing check list. The Yellowstone
River is undammed so the river
levels fluctuate almost on a daily basis. So it's important to
go with a Montana fly fishing guide who knows what's been happening
on a day to day basis. You don't get many vacation days away from
work so why not spend at least one day with a Montana
fly fishing expert.
Next on our Montana fly fishing list are the nearby
spring creeks of Armstrong
spring creek, DePuy
spring creek, Milesnick
spring creek, and Nelsons
spring creek. These unique spring creeks offer spectacular
views and world class walk and wade flyfishing. Fly fishing anglers
from around the world travel to test wits with these selective
trout. As private waters they are often booked years in advance,
but due to our relationship with these land owners we have a number
prime summer time rods available. See our Spring
Creek Package to learn more. On these Montana fly fishing gems
you'll see amazing hatches of Pale
Morning Duns (PMD's), Blue wing
olives (BWO's), Sulphur's, Midges, Terrestrials, Caddis, and a
number of other spring
creek hatches.
So we've wet your appetite for Montana
fly fishing?
How about a wild raft ride through the upper Yellowstone
River, the
Boulder River, or the Stillwater
River? In addition to drift boats
our Montana fishing
guides also have a raft in order to fish some
of Montana's more exciting stretches of water. The next time you
hire a Montana fly fishing guide ask them if they also have a raft.
If not you might be missing out on a great Montana fly fishing adventure.
These river have up to class II white water and are great Montana
fly fishing trips. Our Montana
fishing guides will show you how to
fish pocket water from a raft and some other great techniques to
make your day on the water more productive.
Fly fishing in Montana allows you to
choose your preference; technical site fishing on a spring creek,
fishing a river by drift boat, or wild river fishing by raft on one
of the many other rivers we fish. Montana fly fishing has it all
and at Montana Fly
Fishing Guides we service it all. So if we can
help plan you next Montana fly fishing trip please browse our site
or contact
us to learn more. See you on the water!