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| Introduction to Fly-Fishing |
Montana Fly-Fishing guides at Great Northern Whitewater Rafting specialize in fly-fishing trips on the Middle Fork and the Main Flathead River and the Swan River. These glacial fed rivers are some of the finest fly-fishing rivers in Montana and provide a genuine western experience. The crystal clear waters of these rivers are home to several species of trophy fish including:
- Westslope Cutthroat Trout
- Brown Trout
- Rainbow Trout
- Cutthroat Trout
The most popular and plentiful species being the Westslope Cutthroat Trout. These trout are native to the rivers of Montana and were first described in the journals of Lewis and Clark (Salmo clarki lewisi). Cutthroat are known to provide exciting western fly-fishing because they readily rise to artificial flies. Make vacation plans now for a Montana fly-fishing adventure with Glacier National Park as your backdrop. You won't go wrong floating the Flathead River with one of our seasoned guides angling for the beautiful and wild Westslope Cutthroat Trout.
Our guides will aid you in experiencing the superb fishing for which Montana is legendary. Cast your line in with us and we will hook you up with some real western angling that you will not soon forget. We provide drift boats, fishing equipment, encouragement, and wonderfully guided 1/2 day, full day, and multi-day custom trips. All you need to bring is the desire to be on a breath-taking river fishing for a truly wild Montana trout. The scenery is indescribable and the experience is fun and relaxing. Great Northern Whitewater Rafting will custom design your trip to fit your needs and schedule. Whether you are an experienced angler or novice trying to develop your skills you'll find our guides capable and extremely patient. We also offer exceptional schools to help hone your skills and deepen your knowledge.
We are committed to offering you the highest quality service with the emphasis on your enjoyment. We're happy to accommodate spin clients, but we do ask that only single, barbless hooks be used. With future generations in mind, we encourage catch and release. Come float the river with us anytime between May and mid-October.
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