This bodies of water in Montana are suitable for fly-fishing as they are famed for being blue ribbon trout waters.

Big Hole River - If you consider yourself a serious trout fisher, you should check out this famed river since the late 1880s. If you are a new one, guided fishing is offered on the Big Hole and its tributaries. Just look for the the guides, outfitters and fishing lodges in the area.

Blackfoot River (Montana) - This rivers offers a lot of recreational activties like canoeing and rafting but more notably, fly fishing. Its fast cold waters and deep spots make it a prime habitat for trout varieties. It’s one of the rivers featured in the novel and movie of the same title - ” A River Runs Through It”.

Boulder River (south central Montana) - It is one of the popular destination in Montana for fly fishing and featured in two films: A River Runs Through IT and The Horse Whisperer.

Gallatin River - A portion of it was designated as a blue ribbon trout stream and is exceptionally popular fly fishing destination for rainbow trout, brown trout and mountain whitefish.

Madison River - The best fly fishing portion of this river is from the Madison Junction in Yellowstone to Three Forks.

Yellowstone River - The Yellowstone River is one of the great trout streams of the world. The water closer to Livingston holds the most trout, where you will find a pleasant mix of browns, rainbows and our native cutthroats. Rocky Mountain whitefish are abundant, and provide plenty of action and fun on days when trout are tougher to catch.

Fly fishing in this Montana rivers is a great catch of experience!