Gallatin & Gardner Watershed
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Great Fly Fishing is Closer Than You Think
Just outside of our Montana fly fishing territory lies the Gallatin and Gardner Watershed. This watershed contains two wonderful stretches of water—the Gallatin and the Gardner. Both of these stretches are anglers' dreams. These slow currents, crystal clear water, and abundant hatches contain some of the best fishing in Montana.
I've been fishing with Chad and GYFO for over 10 years. He knows and regularly fishes rivers, creeks, and lakes all over the Greater Yellowstone area in both Montana and Wyoming. Whether you want to fish from a drift boat or raft, wade fish, visit private waters, or hike into remote areas, they do it all. Because of that breadth, he can tailor a trip to your specific interests at any time of year. I've taken along family members with him who were flyfishing beginners, and he does an equally great job with newbies as he does with experienced fly fishers. Spending a day with Chad and his guides is always a great time. Many of my best fishing memories come from my trips with GYFO.RJ Hall
Anchorage, AK
The Rivers of the Gallatin & Gardner Watershed
The Gardner river flows a little faster than the Gallatin so we often recommend floating its waters to our more adrenaline oriented fly fishing vacationers. Still, whether you're floating, wading, or nymphing you'll be able to snag rainbows, cutthroats and browns.
Trips Available on Gardner River
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