Category Archives: Fishing Reports

This week blew, literally. Lots and lots of SW wind. But Madison River fly fishing remained steady as the season slowly winds down. With plenty of sunshine and warm temperatures, the fish seemed to be gradually entering their spawning routine. On sporadic … Continue reading →

Wow, what a week of weather. The flows gradually dropped. Dry fly fishing was mostly poor. Streamers and nymphs fished well. Truthfully, we’ve had a pretty consistent trend occurring in terms of effective flies. Zonkers, Shelias, Trevors, Delektable Mega Princes, … Continue reading →

Did you take my advice? Did you get out there during the week of “bad” weather? If you did, you scored. It was cold and wet, but the fish responded by eating big flies. Streamers ruled. Big black or white … Continue reading →

In the Madison Valley, weather patterns are reciprocal by nature. And such was the case for this particular stretch of September. In typical fall fashion, we started the weekend off with cold, windy and wet weather. The streamer bite was … Continue reading →

The Beartooth Flyfishing Lodge has had yet another Father/son combo out on the river again recently. This is what we are all about here and teaching fly fishing to those who are searching for that peace and tranquility on the … Continue reading →