When deciding to book book your fly fishing trip to Montana there are a number of questions
that you may have. If your question isn’t answered here, please feel free to pass them to our
staff via email, text or phone.

Question
Answer
Should I bring my own equipment?
Certainly feel free to bring your own rods, waders and flies. Be assured that our guide staff has plenty of equipment for your use, and all of our fly fishing trips are all-inclusive. We will supply rods, flies and associated tackle free of charge. We want you to have the best experience possible.
What should I pack for my trip?
Our water can be temperamental depending on the season. It is advisable to pack rain gear, waders( for the cooler months), a few warm layers (for the cooler months), tennies or sandals (for the warmer months). A few must-haves: a wide-brimmed hat, good sunglasses, a long sleeved shirt. We are big fans of long pants, sun shirts, and plenty of sunscreen. Even in the dead of summer, our weather can change in an instant and you’ll want to be prepared. Sunscreen is also a key provision.
What river will be fishing?
Usually we are unable to determine where you will be fishing until just a few days prior to your trip. Because we have so many options for fishing, we use our most recent information to pick the best option for your trip.
How long is the trip?
Our trips typically are 8-10 hours. Drive times vary greatly so please let the guide know if you have any time constraints. Once we’re on the water we usually stay pretty focused on catching fish.
Where will I meet the guide(s)?
Our trips include transport to and from your lodging, or the most convenient meeting place. We want your fishing experience to be seamless and worry-free.
Will the guide(s) bring lunch and beverages?
Our guides will supply a fresh, healthy lunch which will include plenty of beverages (non-alcoholic), snacks and a deli-type sandwich. If you have dietary concerns, feel free to let us know upon booking your trip. We will always do our best to accommodate our guests