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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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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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Bitterroot Report – 9/3
The Hoot Owl restrictions on the entire Bitterroot have been lifted. 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. The upper river near Darby is seeing some of the coldest water temperatures in the area with a high…
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Blackfoot River Report – 9/4
**The Blackfoot, some of the coldest water in the area, and all tributaries are currently closed until further notice. Huh. Presumably Rock Creek and The Bitterroot, both warmer and lower (and in one case, with more fish per mile) will close shortly as well?** Science is silly. Much like Rock Creek, the Blackfoot is really…
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Clark Fork Report – 9/3
Hoot Owl restrictions are no longer in effect for the Clark Fork river. This week could the the turning point for the Clark Fork. With restrictions lifted and consistent cloud cover in the forecast, this river is definitely one to consider. The tricos are still going great guns in the morning with the spinner fall…
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Rock Creek Report – 9/3
REPORT: The creek continues to fish well with a high water temp yesterday of only 63 degrees. Not bad considering the flow near Clinton is 138 cfs. You can wade fish criss-crossing this river pretty much anywhere you want. Red continues to be the color de jour. Elongated patterns still seem to be out fishing…
