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The Clark Fork is the biggest river in Montana by volume by the time it crosses the western border of Montana. Because of this, many people tend to overlook the Clark Fork as a wade fishing option, when, in fact, it can produce some truly world class fishing without a boat. While much of the surrounding riverbank is private land...

Montana has schizophrenic weather that swings wildly between extremes with little or no warning. Because of this, it's advisable to always be prepared for anything. Spring, Fall and even Summer snow squalls are not that uncommon. Conversely, we spent one December staining the cedar exterior of the shop in t-shirt weather. You just never know! Another prime example of this...

The Kingfisher is a fly fishing shop owned and run by two guides who are life long fly fishing fanatics. The store for us is a way to postpone and hopefully circumvent the economic reality of adulthood where people generally abandon their passions in search of an income. Flyfishing is our passion, and has been the main focus of our...

The Kingfisher is pleased to introduce you to A Classic Journey Outfitters. With the shop's decision to move out of the outfitting business, we still wanted to be able to recommend to our customers a guiding option that was first rate, dependable and with a long history in the area. We have worked closely with Joe Cummings and his crew...

Stacy Jennings' Fly Fishing Schools From trout streams to blue water, Stacy Jennings has been fly fishing since 1976 and teaching fly fishing professionally since 1994. She instructs to meet the needs of each client. Stacy’s been voted Best Fly Fishing Guide in Missoula, 2007 to 2018. She delights in teaching everyone from kids and couples to friends and Federal...

The Rivers of Missoula Over 80% of our fishing is with dryflies Montana has more miles of wild trout rivers than any other state in the lower 48 . . . by far! It's also true that the vast majority of these rivers just happen to be in the western part of the state. Now you know why it is...

Missoula, a town of about 75,000, is a cultural enigma in that its blending of stark contrasts pleasantly defines the region rather than detracts from it. It's hard to imagine that the state with the lowest average per capita income in the nation, yet with the third highest per capita taxation rate, could produce the level of excellence or contentment...