Fly Fish the Gallatin River in Big Sky, Montana
The Gallatin does not have the size of the Yellowstone or the Madison but it is definitely a blue ribbon river. It is a walk/wade river only.
Fishing
Montana offers some of the best fishing in the United States – Southwest Montana Fishing, Western Montana Fishing, Southeast Montana Fishing, Fly Fishing, drift boat fishing, walk wade fishing, ice fishing, lake fishing, river fishing, and stream fishing
Big Hole River, Montana
The Big Hole river has been a destination for serious trout fisherman since the late 1880s when The Angler’s Guide, an Eastern angling journal advertised the Big Hole as a national destination fishery for grayling and trout while promising daily 40 lb (18 kg) catches. Although the river still holds some native westslope cutthroat trout,…
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Madison River, Montana
The Madison River originates in Yellowstone National Park at the confluence of the Gibbon and the Firehole rivers. The Madison flows in a northerly direction for 140 miles to Three Forks, Montana, where it joins the Jefferson and Gallatin rivers at the confluence of the Missouri River. From its origination point (Madison Junction) in Yellowstone…
Fishing in Southwest Montana
It is easy to “get lost” in the beauty of your surroundings while fly fishing the many blue-ribbon rivers in Montana. There are literally hundreds and hundreds of miles of rivers to fish. Where is the best fishing? That’s a tough call. Some anglers fish the same waters each season, some fish a different river…