The Gallatin River is a good option in November and the winter months. The upper canyon water is pretty
cold and trout are definitely beginning to move into the slower and deeper winter lies.... Read More
Downstream of Big Sky the Gallatin is seeing a lot of traffic but the fishing has been pretty good. Nymphing the larger pools isn't all that effective right now, but drifting hoppers or trudes in... Read More
Tired of looking at a nymph rig to get a few fish? Heading to the Gallatin is an excellent choice right now. The Gallatin is in great shape. The dry fly fishing in... Read More
You'll have to be on your A game if you want to fool the spring creek trout right now, but that's the whole point of fishing the creeks anyway! That being said, there are... Read More
Guide Trip reports have been coming back with definitely positive results. It's still mostly subsurface on the fly scene, but that's changing super quick. There are increasing numbers of respectable dry fly reports... Read More
The Gallatin is seeing good numbers of Caddis, a lot of Spruce Moths, some good PMD emergence, sizable amounts of Little Olive Stoneflies and a nice spinner fall in the evening. Attractor dry fly fishing... Read More
Folks that have been out on the Gallatin have been reporting good success. It's definitely really shaped up over the past several days and is fishing quite well. Water levels have dropped to... Read More
We continue to have guides on the spring creeks multiple days a week. Reports have been getting a little thinner and with less bravado than the past month plus. Mind you, it's not... Read More
Dropping below 10,000 cfs at Corwin and very much greening up! More and more boats are starting to show up on the Stone and reports have been coming back with some definitely favorable results.... Read More
Provided we don't get heavy rains that discolor the Taylor Fork the Gallatin will be fishable. Nymphing has been very good and the water is clearing up enough to get the fish to pay some... Read More
Sit in awe as skiers fly down the slopes at Red Lodge Ski Resort in the winter and hikers stroll the mountain in the summer.