The Clark Fork is seeing the same trend that all our rivers are seeing with a drop in flows from the weekend.  Today’s weather will start to change that again with a forecast high close to 80 degrees.  The lower river is still over 10,000cfs so if you’re looking to head out today I…

  The flow on the Clark Fork above town looks like it’s going to creep past 5,000cfs.  The flow below town at St.Regis will probably hit 10,000cfs. With that and the clarity on most the river being far less than ideal you’re probably better off finding other options.  If I can’t talk you out of…

  The Clark Fork is seeing the biggest push of water in the area, which still hasn’t been that much to date.  The flows went up about 300 cfs in the last day and a half which is a little more than expected but the clarity is still decent enough to fish.  The bugs have…

  Man oh man, with weather and conditions like this you should definitely head out today.  The Clark Fork’s flows have been steadily dropping through the week and is maintaining really good clarity.  The top water action sounds like it finally has hit a crescendo with this awesome weather.  You can expect some good March…

  With the weather on tap for today, I think fishing is a good way to spend your Monday.  Today’s flow on the Clark Fork just above Missoula is still hovering around 4000cfs and should see a small push of water from today’s weather, but nothing serious.  You can expect some good March brown and…

  The Clark Fork is dropping just like all the other area waters.  The flow above Missoula is sitting at 4000cfs, which is a big improvement from last week.  The fishing has been getting significantly better with the dropping flows, for instance the reports from yesterday were excellent.  The dry fly fishing has been heating…

  To give you an idea of the degree of low elevation snow melt, the Clark Fork is running 12,000 cfs near St. Regis compared to the historical average of 5,470.  That’s significant when you consider these elevated water levels have been the norm for most of the early season so far.  That’s a lot…

  The flow on the Clark Fork above town looks like its going to creep past 5,000cfs and below town at St.Regis it’ll probably hit 10,000cfs.  The clarity has been getting worse with the rain we’ve been getting too.  You’re probably better off finding other options.  But if I can’t talk you out of it…

  The Clark Fork is definitely seeing the sporadic flows associated with spring.  With the inconsistent weather you can expect to see a couple minor bumps and drops until we really see some warmer weather kick off.  The flow above ton is sitting around 5400cfs. The fishing on the upper sections above Missoula has been…

  The Clark Fork has stabilized with the rest of our waters. The flow above town is hanging at 4900 cfs and dropping slowly. Th Flows on the upper sections are far more inviting but the clarity has improved well from the top to the bottom. If you’re heading this direction tandem nymph rigs and…