Fishing in Montana

Red Hot Rainbow ~ Cutthroats ~ Brookies
Browns ~ Bull

Five kinds of trout, whitefish, kokanee salmon and arctic grayling can be found in the northern waters of Glacier National Park .

Blue-ribbon trout streams flow through the gold country of southwestern Montana. The Yellowstone River, the longest free-flowing river in the U.S., flows through Montana's south central region. Northwestern Montana's Kootenai River is known to support rainbow and bull of well over 25 pounds.

• Float tubing in high mountains or valley lakes?
• Hiking or horsebacking to alpine lakes from wilderness camps?
• River floats, mountain lake fishing, float & wade fishing, fly fishing, llama pack trips and horseback trail rides in wilderness areas and national parks…

It is a hard decision to make: where to go when you would like to go in several different directions! On the other hand, if you and your fishing buddies can't come to terms on ONE best locale, hitting a couple rivers or lakes could make for an unbelievable trip!

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