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MISSOULA FLY FISHING RIVERS

Montana's rivers are legendary in the fly fishing world, with waters that have inspired anglers and writers alike. From the Blackfoot River, immortalized by Norman McLean in A River Runs Through It, to the storied Bitterroot and the renowned dry fly fishing of the Clark Fork River, these rivers offer world-class opportunities for every angler. Dive into each river’s unique charm and start planning your Missoula fly fishing adventure today.

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Beat The Heat: Warmwater Fly Fishing For Bass, Pike, and More
Aug 10, 2026

Beat The Heat: Warmwater Fly Fishing For Bass, Pike, and More

If you're looking for an excuse to shake up your routine, the dog days of summer is the absolute best time to pivot to warmwater fly fishing. Trading in your delicate trout tippets for an 8-weight (or bigger) is the ultimate mid-summer palette cleanser. Bass, pike, and carp don't just tolerate the high sun and warm water, they thrive in it.

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Hoot Owl Restrictions in Montana: Where To Go Fly Fishing
Aug 01, 2026

Hoot Owl Restrictions in Montana: Where To Go Fly Fishing

As summer has reached its peak, trout fishing on local streams can become more challenging with hoot owl restrictions across Montana’s legendary fly fishing rivers. These restrictions, which prohibit fishing from 2pm to midnight, are designed to protect our beloved trout during the warmest part of the day. But fear not! There are still plenty of ways to enjoy fishing this summer if you adjust your approach.

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Top 5 Must-Have Flies For Summer Fly Fishing
Jul 22, 2026

Top 5 Must-Have Flies For Summer Fly Fishing

One of our favorite things about peak summer is the huge variety of different places to go fly fishing in Montana. From the local go-to’s like the Bitterroot River, Blackfoot River, Clark Fork River, and Rock Creek to the tiny tributary streams that drain numerous valleys out of the neighboring mountains — the options are endless and there is no better way to explore these places than with a fly rod in hand.

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