When we say "find your new favorite fishing hole" we mean it. The Belcher & Falls Rivers are a network of lazy streams and roaring falls perfect for Montana fly fishing that not many talk about.
Most people who fly fish these rivers with Greater Yellowstone Flyfishing Outfitters will feel invited into a private world, a secret space that only the most knowledgeable anglers frequent. You're only here for a brief moment in time, but our expertise in Montana trout fly fishing in these tricky waters, we're sure the memories you make on these rivers will stay with you forever.
I wouldn't go with any other person than Chad if I was looking to fish in Montana and Wyoming. I've known Chad for quite a while now and every trip gets better and better. He puts you on fish and knows what he's doing. He's not only a great guide, but a great person as well. Some of my best memories in the outdoors and on the water have been with Chad, and I've learned so much because of him. I highly recommend Chad if you are looking to float/plan a trip!
Will Husky Kailua-Kona, Hawaii
Learn more about the Belcher and Fall
The Bechler River is flows into the Greater Yellowstone Area from Idaho, keeping it more secret from even the more enthusiastic Montana and Wyoming anglers.
Come fish the Bechler with us today and find your new secret spot. If you're an angler looking for a challenge, come fish the Bechlers wily Rainbows and canny cutthroats.
The Falls river is littered with waterfalls and more aggressive waters—making it perfect for anglers looking for a little more adrenaline. Like it's companion river the Belcher, the Falls is near to the Idaho border, keeping it more secluded from the general Montana and Wyoming population. You'll mostly be fishing for cutthroat in the Falls river.
