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Rock Creek Report – 10/11
It’s definitely getting colder up here which is scrunching down the effective dryfly action to about a 2 or 3 hour window midday. Even the nymphing has stalled a bit until the sun’s been up awhile. When you do see fish rising, a size 14 comparadun or Adams/haze should work about as well as anything. …
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Bitterroot Report – 10/11
More of the same going on up here today which should make you happy. We’ve been having some exceptional days on the ‘root lately. If you’re a streamerhead, you’re in luck. If you’re a dryfly junkie, you’re in for a treat. If you like the ball and chain routine, you’ll definitely stay bent. It’s going…
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Blackfoot Report – 10/11
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Missouri Report – 10/7
Pretty much a weather replica of Missoula over here today – wind and sun. The river has been fishing well on all fronts. Streamers, nymphs and dries are all taking fish these days so it’s pretty much a matter of personal preference. Like most times of the year over here, nymphing remains king for racking…
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Blackfoot Report – 10/7
The wind could slow down your topwater prospects up here today, but the subsurface fishing that has been very consistent should remain that way if dry fly conditions become less than ideal. There are good numbers of mahoganies up here in the sunny afternoons, and decent numbers of caddis too by day’s end. The fish…
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Bitterroot River – 10/7
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Rock Creek Report – 10/7
The fishing has picked up considerably on the lower 1/2 of the creek. The dry fly fishing really gets going around 1 and shuts down hard about 3:30. Size 14 comparaduns and Adams/haze style parachutes are working about as well as any dry at this point. By mid afternoon, though, sometimes a smaller royal stimi…
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Clark Fork Report – 10/7
Tomorrow will likely be a better baetis day than today’s bright and sunny conditions, but if the wind doesn’t get going to the degree they’re saying it might, the mahoganies should keep the fish looking up. We’ve been having good fishing along most of the length of the Clark recently with the uppermost river fishing…
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Missouri Report – 10/2
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Clark Fork Report – 10/2
The lower river is still seeing the bump in flow and sedimentation that has pushed through the other tributary rivers. It’s starting to turn back down, but for now, conditions mid river and lower are still less than ideal. Factor in the wind they’re calling for and the lower river will be challenging. The uppermost…
