Montana Angler Fly Fishing Blog

From Montana's Madison River to the saltwater flats of Mexico to the backcountry rivers and creeks in Patagonia, oftentimes fly fishing's greatest memories are when you see a fish moving to eat your fly. When going fly fishing for trout in Montana, many anglers hope their paths cross with a rising...

When Labor Day hits the calendar, it is the unofficial start of the fall angling season in Yellowstone National Park. As the nights grow longer and the days shorter, anglers who want to go fly fishing in Yellowstone National Park are eager for the change from warm summer days to crisp mornings and...

When Labor Day hits the calendar, it is the unofficial start of the fall angling season in Yellowstone National Park. As the nights grow longer and the days shorter, anglers who want to go fly fishing in Yellowstone National Park are eager for the change from warm summer days to crisp mornings and...

Even with all of the great winter fly fishing near Bozeman and Big Sky and the potential for epic powder days, winter in Montana can feel long, dark, and cold. Fishing opportunities never feel as good as they should--who really wants to go fishing when the snow is falling, and it's dark before it's...

Whether you are looking to plan a fly fishing trip to Chile for the first time or returning to Patagonia to go fly fishing, there is one thing for sure--fly fishing in Chile serves up a massive variety of rivers, creeks, lakes, and lagunas. Swimming in these waters are healthy populations of wild...

Mexico is one of the best places in the world for saltwater flats fly fishing. From the northern Yucatan south to Xcalak, there are countless bays, mangroves, and flats where resident and migratory tarpon, bonefish, permit, snook, jacks, barracuda, and more are available to anglers. Add in several...

Mexico is one of the best places in the world for saltwater flats fly fishing. From the northern Yucatan south to Xcalak, there are countless bays, mangroves, and flats where resident and migratory tarpon, bonefish, permit, snook, jacks, barracuda, and more are available to anglers. Add in several...

When fly fishing in Montana comes to mind, world-famous rivers like the Madison, Missouri, and Yellowstone immediately top the list of where to go fly fishing in Montana. These rivers contain clear, cold water that is ideal for several species of wild and native trout. Montana fly fishing has...

When fly fishing in Montana comes to mind, world-famous rivers like the Madison, Missouri, and Yellowstone immediately top the list of where to go fly fishing in Montana. These rivers contain clear, cold water that is ideal for several species of wild and native trout. Montana fly fishing has...

Cottonwoods ablaze in color, the tips of grasses covered in frost, and visions of large trout dance in anglers' minds--these are sure signs of fall fly fishing in Montana. When planning a fly fishing trip in Montana during autumn, the target is to land a truly large trout. We're talking a trout over...