Western Montana
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Fly Fishing Paradise
The Western Montana watershed encompasses the mountainous western side of the state, stretching from the Canadian border to south of Helena.
The Western Montana watershed features some of the most stunning landscapes that Montana has to offer. From picturesque river valleys to soaring mountain peaks, this watershed area is an unforgettable experience. Whether you’re an experienced angler or just getting started, there is a perfect fly fishing adventure in the Western Montana watershed.
The biggest draw for the Western Montana Watershed is Flathead Lake with its many tributaries and surrounding rivers and streams. Anglers who fish Western Montana can expect to hook any kind of trout and bass that they could want during their fly fishing adventures.
So, if you're looking for a guided trout fishing trip, this diverse watershed will never disappoint. Your line will never tire of casting—day after day, year after year.
Over the years, I've taken many trips with Chad - mule packing, floating, and good ole road-tripping. I keep coming back because Chad is an incredible fishing guide and host. Not only does he reliably get you onto amazing fishing, but he also has the heart and generosity of spirit to share the amazing backcountry he loves and has explored his entire life. His itineraries are incredible. He's absolutely rock solid in the field, knows his stuff (well beyond fishing), and is a fun and engaging host. When Katie comes along, it's double the fun, and you're assured of amazing camp cooking and hospitality! I've fished and adventured around the world. Chad and his organization, Greater Yellowstone Fly Fishing Outfitters, are absolutely top-notch.Sue K.
Sue K.
Anchorage, AK
The Waters of the Western Montana Watershed
The Blackfoot river is a peaceful stretch in the Western Montana Watershed that is well stocked with browns and rainbows. If you would like a peaceful getaway filled with fruitful casts, then book an adventure on the Blackfoot.
