NOTES FROM THE NET: Missoula Montana Fly Fishing reports, information on guided fly fishing trips and general humor.
Friday, December 26, 2014
ROOT SPORTS 9 A.M. DEC.28-RFO on the tube!
Joe Rossi from Joe's Wildside Adventures will be featuring RFO on this week's episode. If you like streamer fishing then this is a must see! ROOT Sports on Direct TV. Thank you JOE!
Friday, November 14, 2014
Missoula Montana Fly Fishing-Spring Booking Specials
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| Summer breeze, makes me feel fine... |
So it's cold. Really, really cold. Furry mammals like us shouldn't live at these latitudes during the winter months. But there is a a light at the end of the tunnel: Skwalas! In four short months there will be big trout that will come to the big dry. Only 4 months! As usual, we are running our spring fishing special package. For two anglers including lodging and guided fishing: $450 per day. Valid dates-March 15-April15
On the other hand, you could drill a hole in a frozen lake, lower a tasty bit down the hole, and wait. And wait. And wait.
Your call.
CLICK THIS LINK TO FIND ANGLING HOPE!
Friday, October 17, 2014
Montana Fly Fishing Report
The season is winding down, but the fishing continues to be very good. The weekenders are gone and the tubers have hung up their tubes, along with their limited cognitive abilities. Hooray!
We have had happy anglers in all of the guides' boats, with many trophy-sized fish coming to net. Our waters of choice have been the lower Clark Fork, lower Bitterroot and the Missouri. Best bugs continue to be October caddis patterns, #14 purple haze, #18 MagDel baetis. There have been some baetis around, as well as a ton of pseudos. Adult October caddis are out sporadically, too. The point is, if you hunt around you will find risers. But I know that some of you only know how to chase colorful plastic orbs around the middle of the river. Maybe it's time to evolve. If you want to hang a dropper try the #16 peep show, #18 zebra midge, or just go old school and tie on a P.T. Rock Creek has been good with the purple haze, black buggers and Wulff patterns being the best bets. Think twitchy/skating if you head up the crick. The weather is great, and looks to be staying that way, so you might consider one last fix. This is the best October fishing that the RFO team has seen in a number of years. It's only a matter of time before it gets nasty.
We have had happy anglers in all of the guides' boats, with many trophy-sized fish coming to net. Our waters of choice have been the lower Clark Fork, lower Bitterroot and the Missouri. Best bugs continue to be October caddis patterns, #14 purple haze, #18 MagDel baetis. There have been some baetis around, as well as a ton of pseudos. Adult October caddis are out sporadically, too. The point is, if you hunt around you will find risers. But I know that some of you only know how to chase colorful plastic orbs around the middle of the river. Maybe it's time to evolve. If you want to hang a dropper try the #16 peep show, #18 zebra midge, or just go old school and tie on a P.T. Rock Creek has been good with the purple haze, black buggers and Wulff patterns being the best bets. Think twitchy/skating if you head up the crick. The weather is great, and looks to be staying that way, so you might consider one last fix. This is the best October fishing that the RFO team has seen in a number of years. It's only a matter of time before it gets nasty.
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| Joe W. with a streamer caught Missouri River brown. |
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