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Since mentioning it the other day, a fair number of comments have come in the Lewis River Channel.
Zach from Bozeman shared a thought that we heard from more than one person…
….The trout holding in the channel were completely spooked. You could not get yourself, fly line, or fly anywhere near them. I tried streamers and […]
We’d promised another update on the Lewis Channel and the River when we dug up some information. We know of two groups that went in yesterday and will be back on the water again today and should report to us then. A fairly reliable friend was in on Friday and noted the following.
He actually fished […]
Wow, lots of folks have an opinion about the Lewis River Channel right now, but we’ve had a heck of time finding someone who’s been in there this week. For most guides operating out of Gardiner / West / Jackson / Idaho – it’s a pretty healthy drive and then a longer hike than most […]
We’re searching all over for the latest updates on the Lewis River Channel today – we’ve had lots of inquiries, and have heard some amazing stories ourselves over the past couple of days. If you’ve been in and fished the Channel fire us an email, we’ll gladly credit you for the info.
Give us another day to do some […]
For our “Other Waters” post today - we’re headed west to the the Bitterroot, a classic Southwestern Montana river. The Bitterroot is a beautiful river with diverse water conditions and a good selection of hatches. The Bitterroot is approximately 75 miles long, and flows from the conjunction of the east and west fork just below […]
In our other waters report this week, let’s take a look at the Kootenai. The Kootenai River makes an arch through Northwest Montana, and is one of the least known rivers in the state. Fortunately for anglers, this tailwater contains some of the best fishing in the state. And that’s truly saying something. The river […]
The Boulder River is still fishing beautifully this season – irrigation continues to keep the water at easily wadeable flows. Hence, the Boulder is easily accessible and perfect for anglers who want to fish but would rather avoid the madness of Yellowstone Park.
As on many Southwestern Montana rivers, Terrestrials are the way to go for […]
The Jefferson (or Jeff, as locals affectionately call it) well deserves a spot in our “Other Waters” weekly report. Formed by the confluence of the Big Hole and Beaverhead Rivers, the Jefferson boasts good populations of mostly Rainbow and Brown trout. The river has many long, slow pools joined by stretches of riffles – look for […]
The Clarks Fork of the Yellowstone River has been fishing beautifully of late, and things look to just be getting better. This river, not to be confused with the Montana Clark Fork, which originates in Butte, has been called “a fly fisherman’s dream river.” The Clarks Fork of the Yellowstone is also Wyoming’s only federally […]
The Lewis isn’t just a September and October brown trout water, though that’s the first thing that pops in our mind too. The pic is from under the South Entrance road Lewis Bridge taken yesterday morning.
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