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*** Missing! Scott G-series 9ft 5wt W/Ross San Miguel last seen at Single Tree! Please call the shop if you have any info. Reward if returned*** More nice cloud cover, cooler temps, and higher humidity in the forecast - yee haw! The Clark has been fishing well. Clarity has been day to day, with the recent rains. Unless the river...

*** Missing! Scott G-series 9ft 5wt W/Ross San Miguel last seen at Single Tree on The Clark Fork! Please call the shop if you have any info. Reward if returned*** Streamer fishing and October caddis fishing has been picking up on the Blackfoot. We're starting to see the last of the summer weather for the year as fall quickly approaches...

*** Missing! Scott G-series 9ft 5wt W/Ross San Miguel last seen at Single Tree on The Clark Fork! Please call the shop if you have any info. Reward if returned*** The fishing up Rock Creek is really starting to turn the corner into fall mode. With the appearance of the October caddis (a few), mahoganies, and hecubas, the fish have...

It's fast becoming a fall menu for the Bitterroot fatties. With baetis, mahoganies, and fall drakes all starting to show up.  Tilt wing mahoganies, D&D BWO cripples, rusty spinners, midge clusters, laser pointer drakes, and brindle chutes are some fall flies you will want in your box. The mid day hopper action has been really good as well. Pink hoppers...

The Blackfoot has really started shifting into fall mode, with October caddis, mahoganies, and fall drakes making a appearance. Hoppers and ants are still turning fish, big time. It's been pretty chilly up The Blackfoot, so getting a later start has been the way to go. For dries use tricos, parachute pheasant tails, BWOs, neversink caddis, orange PMXs, orange chew...

The Clark Fork has had pretty awesome mayfly fishing and they are still loving the hopper mid day. Fish are rising to a variety of different dries. Brindle chutes, sprout baetis, trico spinners, tilt wing mahoganies, rusty spinners, and hoppers have been our go to dries. Streamer fishing has also picked up in the past week or so. Slow moving...

Fall fishing is here and is most welcome! This is our favorite time of year to hit The Bitterroot. Minimal crowds and big fish sipping mayflies. Do not leave home without your rain coat, streamer box, and mayfly box. Fall drakes and baetis are all on the way. Tilt wing mahoganies, D&D BWO cripples, rusty spinners, midge clusters, laser pointer...

October Caddis As the weather gets colder, Rock Creek, and all the surrounding rivers for that matter, see less pressure. In fact, in the late fall/winter, Rock Creek can be pure solitude. This is what we have to look forward to. For now, use your mayflies, caddis, and hopper/dropper rigs with reckless abandon. A low pressure system is moving in...

Hunting is on the brain for a lot of folks, so solitude on The Blackfoot has been a little easier to find lately. The night time lows have The Blackfoot running pretty cold, therefor the early morning fishing has been slow. 10-11 am is when the fish have been waking up. Streamer fishing has been picking up in a big...

The fishing from Kelly Island all the way down to St. Regis has been very good recently. Lots of fish working the early morning tricos and late morning spinner falls. As the tricos fade, the hopper fishing has been the way to go. Pink hoppers have been getting lots of looks through out the day, while in the evening a...