NEW license year started March 1st. Be sure to be legal before going fishing! Get your new license here. Our spring fly fishing season is officially here. Our Montana fly fishing guides are on the water working as well as fishing on their day's off. While we are fishing regularly, conditions are still day to day as rivers are in their typical spring temperaments. Which means most trout are still in deeper slower water and deep nymphs or slow stripped streamers are the name of the game. It is not until we get regular hatches of Blue Winged Olives and March Browns can we safely say it is "Go Time" for our spring fly fishing season here in southwest Montana. But...each day we get closer and closer to being able to headhunt rising trout or have our strip streamers for actively feeding trout.
Be sure to read our Best Not-So-Secret Places to Fish in Montana This Spring and check our Instagram and Fishing Reports regularly for all the latest and greatest.

To get some useful knowledge and to expand your fly fishing horizons, be sure to read some of our recent blog posts featuring: 9 Great Flies for Large Trout Anywhere in the World, What Do Trout Need And How to Use That to Catch More Fish, Best Not-So-Secret Places to Fish in Montana This Spring, and The Mayfly You Need to Know: Catch More Fish by Understanding Blue Winged Olives.