Ha! not so much. Blowwwwwn out. The first wave of run off is here. The Missouri, Browns Lake, Harpers Lake, Warm Springs, and Frenchtown Pond are your best options.   HATCHES: baetis, skwalas, march browns Other Info: The Kingfisher is the largest dealer of Simms Fishing Products in the Rocky Mountains. A Review of…

  The Clark Fork has dropped down below 5500 cfs above Missoula and has been fishing really well. Grey drakes, March browns, baetis, caddis, and skwalas have all been hitting the water. The Upper Clark is still day to day, with streamers and skwala dries and nymphs being the go to set ups. Your best…

    The Bitteroot has dropped down around 1900 cfs and is running clear (for now…). Huge heat wave coming, so be ready for a good push of water. The March browns, caddis, and baetis have all been out, so get after it while its still good. The skwalas are still hanging around and you…

The flow above Bonner crept down past 3200cfs. Streamers and nymphs are your best bet, but you should still see some top water action. March browns, caddis, and baetis will be the main hatches. Get out while its good! Major heat wave/push of water is coming our way. For streamers use haymaker sculpins , flash…

  Rock Creek has stabilized at 885 cfs and is running clear. Big time hatches have been going on during the heat of the day, with caddis, baetis, drakes, and march browns all on the menu. We have a major heat wave coming our way, so get it while its good! The upper river will…

  Rock Creek has stabilized at 885 cfs and is running clear. The best fishing has been with nymphs thrown towards the banks. Dry fly opportunities will be more frequent the lower it drops. Walking the banks and looking for pocket water and deeper holes has been the best approach, but the lower flows up…

The flow above Bonner crept down past 3500cfs. With the flows as high as they are, it’s definitely much more of a boaters game right now. If you are wade fishing, your best luck is going to be walking the banks and cherry picking the pocket water and obvious pools. Streamers and nymphs are your…

  The Clark Fork has dropped down below 5500 cfs above Missoula and has been fishing really well. Grey drakes, March browns, baetis, caddis, and skwalas have all been hitting the water. The Upper Clark is still day to day, with streamers and skwala dries and nymphs being the go to set ups. Your best…

    The Bitteroot has dropped down around 1900 cfs and is running clear (for now…). Huge heat wave coming, so be ready for a good push of water. The March browns and baetis all came to play over the weekend, so watch for the mayfly madness to continue this week. There were also ton…

  The Clark Fork is starting to get pretty high and dirty again, but is still a decent option. Nymphing and streamer fishing has still been the most productive methods, but you can still find pods of fish eating baetis, grey drakes, and March browns. The Upper Clark is still day to day, with streamers…