Rivers We Fish

Experience the storied waters of SW Montana

SW Montanas Blue Ribbon Trout Streams

The Madison

Woman smiling and holding a trout while standing in a boat on the Madison River.

The Madison, a legendary tailwater in SW Montana, is a must for avid fly fishing enthusiasts. With abundant Wild Brown and Rainbow trout, impressive hatches, and stunning scenery, it guarantees an unforgettable trip.
The Madison is home to thriving populations of Brown and Rainbow trout, adapted to tailwater conditions. Fly anglers have great opportunities to catch trophy fish and enjoy diverse hatches, like Salmonfly in summer and Mayfly in spring/fall.

The Madison River Valley offers anglers stunning scenery with mountains, meadows, and clear water. Casts are accompanied by breathtaking vistas, leaving you in awe of nature's beauty. Whether wading or floating, you'll feel a tranquility and connection to the natural world like no other.
Experience the wild beauty and abundance of fish. Whether a pro or novice, it's a must-visit. Pack your gear, grab your rod, and make memories.

Full Day Float and Walk Wade Trips Available.

The Gallatin

Woman smiling and holding a trout while standing in the Gallatin River near Storm Castle Peak.

Stretching over 40 miles before merging with the Madison and the Jefferson to form the mighty Missouri, the Gallatin is a year-round fishery that offers an unrivaled experience for fishing enthusiasts.

What sets the Gallatin apart from other rivers in the state is not only its abundance of wild fish but also its exceptional public access. Throughout the river's course, accessible spots abound.

The Gallatin is a mysterious river, full of hidden treasures and challenging fish. Our expert guides know its secrets. With their knowledge, they navigate the river with finesse. They've spent countless hours discovering its secrets and can share their wealth of knowledge with you.

Half and Full Day Walk / Wade Trips Available

The Yellowstone

Smiling man holding a brown trout while fishing on the Yellowstone River.

The Yellowstone River is a stunning sight in SW Montana, stretching 671 miles as the last major undammed river in the lower 48 states. It showcases nature's beauty as it flows into the Missouri River, teeming with life.
The Yellowstone River boasts impressive populations of wild trout, creating a haven for anglers. Surrounding landscapes offer stunning beauty for fishing expeditions, attracting anglers from far and wide.

Discover the beauty of SW Montana through thrilling fishing and serene nature on the Yellowstone River. Let it guide your journey of inspiration and unfold natural wonders before your eyes.

Float Only

Winter Fishing

Man smiling and holding a trout while standing in a snowy river.

Despite the colder temperatures, the river's water continues to teem with life and presents unique challenges and rewards for avid anglers to conquer.
The absence of summer crowds allows you to appreciate the tranquility that winter brings to this natural wonderland.

Winter on the Gallatin River also provides a unique opportunity to encounter a diverse range of fish species. Native trout, such as rainbow, brown, and cutthroat, continue to thrive in these colder months. Their slowed metabolism and the scarcity of insects create a unique challenge for anglers, as they must carefully select their flies to entice a strike. The exhilaration of hooking a magnificent trout in the icy depths of the Gallatin is a triumph like no other.

Walk Wade Only