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Missouri Report – 9/9
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Bitterroot River Report – 9/9
The Hoot Owl restrictions on the entire Bitterroot have been lifted. FWP will be electroshocking Hannon to Darby the 9th, 10, and 11th. There is still some floatable water on the ‘root these days, but it has become a VERY good wade fishing opportunity just because there is so much water up here right now…
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Clark Fork Report – 9/9
The considerably cooler water temps on the Clark have improved the consistency of the fishing pretty dramatically. Tricos are still the name of the game early in the day, but the midday fishing is much improved under the clouds and even in the sunny breaks between cloud cover. Fishing small soft hackles or sparse midge…
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Rock Creek Report – 9/9
Like all the rivers in the area, the clouds and cooler nights are dropping water temps pretty dramatically – enough so that it’s taking a bit in the mornings for things to warm up enough to get the fish looking up. Yesterday’s high water temperature near Clinton was 60.5 degrees and the fishing was tough…
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Missouri Report – 9/6
Cloud cover, not much wind to contend with and the algae is starting to dissipate as well, it’s looking good especially with the lower water and closures around Missoula. The nymphing over here has gotten to be less frustrating with the algae moving out and the clouds have the fish looking up during what was…
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Rock Creek Report – 9/6
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Clark Fork Report – 9/6
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Bitterroot Report – 9/6
The Hoot Owl restrictions on the entire Bitterroot have been lifted. FWP will be . . . . .electroshocking . . . Hannon to Darby the 9th, 10, and 11th. Much like The Blackfoot, the ‘root is low and concentrated in smaller flow channels. This makes for much better wade fishing than floating for sure. …
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Blackfoot Report – 9/13
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Missouri Report – 9/3
