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The fishing up here has been very worth while and the flows are on the drop again. The river is fishing well during the day, but really comes alive in the evening. Salmonflies, goldenstones, green drakes, and caddis are all on the menu. For dries use big elk hair caddis, tiltwing drakes, film critic cripples, chernobyls, stimulators, Rogue stones, water...

The dry fly fishing has been pretty darn good. The best luck has been in the morning and evenings, but the mid day fishing has still been worth while. There are caddis hatches in the evening, and golden stones, PMDs, salmonflies, yellow sallies, and even some drakes available during the rest of the day. For dry flies, use chubbys, stimulators...

  The Clark Fork flows are on a steady drop and is starting to become a good option. Above town and below town. Fish are finally starting to look up. The dropper is still pulling most of the fish, but you'll pull in a few on the dry. For dries, use elk hair and dancing caddis' in the evening. Yellow...

The Blackfoot has continued to drop and is coming alive in a big way. Salmonflies have moved above Round Up Rapid, but the hatch is heaviest around middle river. Small goldens are all over, as well. Most fish are keyed into the goldens, but some bigger fish have been looking for the salmonfly. The fish will be pushed up in...

Rock Creek continues to drop and the salmonflies will keep moving up the creek daily. Drakes, yellow sallies, PMD's, and goldens are coming in hot. In select areas, yellow sallies & PMDs have already been spotted. If your floating, call for current float conditions. Seriously, the creek can turn into a rodeo real quick, if your not prepared. Green drakes...

  The Clark Fork is on a steady drop and is getting close to being real option. It's pretty high today, but worth watching for the beginning of the week. Yellow sallies, goldens, salmonflies, and caddis have all been around. For nymphs, use Pat's rubber legs, tungsten stones, jig princes, purple princes, zirdles, red tag yellow sally nymphs, and THE...

Rock Creek continues to drop and the salmonflies will keep moving up the creek daily. Drakes, yellow sallies, PMD's, and goldens are coming in hot. In select areas, yellow sallies & PMDs have already been spotted. If your floating, call for current float conditions. Seriously, the creek can turn into a rodeo real quick, if your not prepared. If you...

Natural Pier in spring 1996 The Bitterroot is cooking! Head up to Rock Creek and get in on the big bug action. The West Fork of The Bitteroot has salmonflies right now as well. The West Fork is a little high for wade fishing, but solid for floating. The West Fork can be pretty dangerous in the spring. We...

The Blackfoot has continued to drop and is starting to come alive. The fish will be pushed up in the willows and on the banks. Ripping streamers off the bank or throwing a salmonfly or a goldenstone tight to the willows is the way to go. Drop a prince nymph, rubber legs, CDC pheasant tail, zirdle, TJ hookers, or a...

Salmonflies were pretty thick on the lower end of the creek yesterday and flows are on the drop..... for now. Might be a good day to use a sick day ha! Rain in the forecast, so get after it. We'll see how much rain hits the ground, but be ready for flows to change. If your floating, call for current...