ABOUT THE SPOT: Originating from Clark Canyon Reservoir, the Beaverhead River is renowned for its exceptional trout populations. Anglers can expect to encounter trophy-sized trout, making it a dream destination for those seeking a challenging and rewarding fishing experience.

REPORT: The river is a bit more clear depending on the day. PMD's, Yellow Sallies, Caddis, Scuds, Zebra Midges, Worms, and Streamers have all been picking up fish. Hopper and terrestrial fishing has been picking up as well.

ABOUT THE SPOT: The Jefferson features a mix of riffles, runs, and deep pools, providing a variety of fishing conditions and techniques. Anglers can enjoy the serenity of the river and its surrounding landscapes, without the hustle and bustle often found on more heavily trafficked waters.

REPORT: Hoot owl restrictions on the entire river. It's getting a bit weedy out there. Dry dropper setups have been best. Nymphing with Perdigons and Spanish Bullets has been good as well.

ABOUT THE SPOT: A product of years of mining activities and the subsequent cleanup, the Upper Clark Fork provides anglers with great wade fishing opportunities and a chance at some truly exceptional fish.

REPORT: Hoot owl restrictions. Nymphing through the deep corners will prove most successful! Don't forget some little sculpin patterns!!!

ABOUT THE SPOT: Rock Creek is renowned for its dry fly fishing, with numerous hatches throughout the season. From the famous salmonfly hatch in early summer to the prolific caddis and mayfly hatches, anglers can experience thrilling moments as trout rise to the surface to feed on these insects.

REPORT: Dry dropper season. Rock Creek remains great. Nocturnal stones, spruce moths, caddis, and tricos. Dry fly city out there!

ABOUT THE SPOT: Located in the beautiful Flint Creek Valley, this lake offers a serene and picturesque setting for anglers. Home to trophy class rainbow and brook trout, the clear waters of Georgetown Lake provide excellent visibility, allowing anglers to spot and target their desired fish.

REPORT: Travelling sedges are tapering off and damsels are still going. Balanced leeches, chironomids, callebaetis, damsel nymphs.

ABOUT THE SPOT: The Warm Springs Ponds in Montana offer anglers an exceptional chance to catch trophy-sized trout. With their diverse aquatic life and challenging yet rewarding conditions, the Warm Springs Ponds present an exciting opportunity for dedicated anglers looking to test their skills in search of a true trophy trout.

REPORT: Fishing has been steady. Balanced leeches, chironomids, and patience are key!

ABOUT THE SPOT: Fly fishing the Boulder River near Boulder, Montana, offers an incredible experience amidst picturesque scenery. The river flows through canyons and valleys, providing opportunities to catch wild trout like cutthroat, rainbow, and brown trout.

Its clear waters, diverse aquatic life, and peaceful surroundings make it a favorite spot for fly fishing enthusiasts seeking both challenge and tranquility.

REPORT: Water is low, keep an eye on water temps. Foam attractors and caddis.