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.
Bob Von PentzI've fished with Chad and GYFO every year since 2000 on many of the rivers in the Greater Yellowstone area. We've fished solo and on group outings I have sponsored for friends and clients with multiple boats with his very capable guides. Astute guides and teachers, they even helped teach my kids to cast a fly line many years ago. I keep coming back because Chad always makes the extra effort to make each trip rewarding.
Washington, D.C.
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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