Spring Season
Spring is a great time for fly fishing in southwestern Montana. As the weather starts to warm up, the rivers and streams begin to come alive with different types of fishing. Here are some of the most popular types of fishing that happen in the springtime in this region; Early Season Nymphing, Midges and Blue-Winged Olives and the Mother's Day Caddis Hatch to name just a few.
Summer Season
Summer is a highly anticipated season for fly fishing in southwestern Montana. Dry fly fishing can be particularly productive during the summer, as many different insects hatch during this time of year. In addition to dry fly fishing, nymphing and streamer fishing can also be effective techniques during the summer months. With so many options available, summer is a great time to explore the many blue ribbon rivers and streams that southwestern Montana has to offer.
Fall Season
The fall season in southwestern Montana is known for its spectacular scenery and incredible fishing opportunities. As the temperatures begin to drop and the leaves start to turn, the trout become more active and aggressive, making it an excellent time for fly fishing. During the fall, anglers can target both brown and rainbow trout that have grown larger throughout the year.