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Clark Fork Fishing Report – 4/5

The Clark Fork is starting to shape up, even though it is still pretty high and dirty. both upper and lower. Fish are starting to move around, getting ready to spawn. Skwalas, march browns, and baetis have been hatching around mid-day. For skwalas try a flush floater, double dutch bug, half-down, or a rogue…
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Clark Fork Fishing Report – 4/3

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Rock Creek Fishing Report – 4/3

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Blackfoot Fishing Report – 4/3

The Blackfoot has slowly climbed to 3490cfs and has about 2 feet of visibility. The Blackfoot is flowing pretty big, but is definitely still fishing. With the higher flows, the fish are pushed up tight to the willows. Dry dropper combos have been the most productive. Double beaded stones, Pat’s rubber legs, Crown jewels, San…
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Bitteroot Fishing Report – 4/3

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Clark Fork Fishing Report – 3/31

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Bitteroot Fishing Report – 3/31

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The Clark Fork Fishing Report – 3/28

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Rock Creek Fishing Report – 3/31

Rock Creek has stabilized, but is still pretty dirty. Upper rock creek will be your best bet. If your desperate, your best bet by far is going to be nymphing until we really see some more consistent dry fly action. For nymphing use double beaded stones, pat’s rubber legs, pheasant tails, sparkle stones, little black…
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Blackfoot Fishing Report – 3/31

The Blackfoot has stabilized from the jump in flows that we had last week. The flows are sitting around 3000 cfs. The Blackfoot is flowing pretty big, but is definitely still fishing. Streamers and nymphs have been the most productive. Double beaded stones, Pat’s rubber legs, Crown jewels, San Juan worms, Jig stones, and Princes…
