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Clark Fork Fishing Report – 4/27

The Clark Fork has leveled off at 1110 cfs. Streamer fishing has been pretty productive. In select areas the dry fly fishing has been OK. For dries try, big brindle chutes, olive and purple chubbies, carnage drakes, and foamulators have been working well. For subsurface patterns use crown jewels, p-tails, rubber legs, San Juan…
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Blackfoot Fishing Report – 4/27

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Rock Creek Fishing Report – 4/23

Rock Creek is stepping up and down, day by day, as the summer season approaches. The flow down at the bottom is approaching 1420cfs with decreasing clarity. The best fishing has been with nymphs thrown towards the banks. There have been some sporadic eats on top, Mostly on parachute adams and other mayfly-esque patterns.…
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Blackfoot Fishing Report – 4/23

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Bitteroot Fishing Report – 4/23

The Bitteroot is currently going up, but should come back down according to the weather forecast. The flow near town is sitting just above 5310cfs and should continue this pattern till high water really kicks off, which should be fairly soon. The main stem is much more boater friendly right now with the higher…
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Clark Fork Fishing Report – 4/23

The Clark Fork is still climbing at a pretty steady pace. Streamer fishing has been pretty productive. In select areas the dry fly fishing has been OK. For dries try, big brindle chutes, olive and purple chubbies, carnage drakes, and foamulators have been working well. For subsurface patterns use crown jewels, p-tails, rubber legs,…
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Bitteroot Fishing Report – 4/20

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Rock Creek Fishing Report – 4/20

Rock Creek has been dropping all week but that’s gonna change with todays warmer weather. The flow at the bottom is floating around 910cfs with marginal clarity. You can still find workable water close to the banks and in the side channels but the main stem is pushing some colored water for sure. If you’re…
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Blackfoot Fishing Report – 4/20

The Blackfoot’s flows are just slipping down past 2500cfs and will probably start to rise again later today with the warmer temps in the forecast. Streamers and nymphs are going to be the name of the game but you may still see some top water action tight to the banks. For streamers use haymaker sculpins,…
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Clark Fork Fishing Report – 4/20

