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Montana Trout Fly Fishing Reports

Check out our Montana fly fishing reports, to learn more about the current condition from some Southwest Montana rivers and streams. Know the condition before getting out there and have fun and hook up hopefully.

Gallatin River

The Gallatin is a great option for those searching for fishing close to town. The fishing has been consistently good for the past few weeks. BWOs will be hatching a bit on cloudy days so...

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Upper Madison River

Flows are still low on the Upper Madison so walk wading will be the most productive unless you don't mind leaving some paint on the river bottom. Streamer fishing on cloudy days has been productive....

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Lower Madison River

The mild fall weather appears to be sticking around for the time being so be prepared to fish a BWO hatch if you are out on the river during a cloudy day. The hatch hasn't...

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Yellowstone River

Streamers are the name of the game if you want to catch fish on the Yellowstone. However, the fishing over here has been hit or miss compared to other Bozeman area rivers. Throw some big...

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Spring Creeks River

There are a variety of midge and baetis hatches on the spring creeks. Midges are hatching in the morning. Make sure to bring long (9-12ft) light leaders (5x-6x) for the small bugs present on the...

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Missouri River

The Missouri is fishing well even though the flows are a low. The dry fly action consists of BWO hatches at the moment and that has been good in the afternoons until 3pm or so....

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YNP River

Yellowstone National park has been fishing well as the browns begin to make their way into the park. Head to the Madison if you want to swing streamers for large lake run browns. Soft hackles...

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Bighorn River

The Bighorn is a great option at the moment. A few fish can be found rising to BWO's and they are relatively willing to eat spinners. Sowbugs, scuds, caddis pupa, and Baetis nymph are the...

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