Waters we Fish
Waters We Fish
Southwest Montana sits at the center of the finest fly fishing for trout in the lower forty-eight states. We have 250 plus miles of floatable water within a short distance of our home base in Dillon, Montana. Add in countless miles of small streams and a plethora of still water fisheries, and you’ll find a diverse and abundant fly fishing paradise that offers variety and quality that is unparalleled anywhere else. Whether you are interested in one of our guided trips or just need some tips and tackle to outfit your own day on the water, Frontier Anglers has you covered as Southwest Montana’s fly fishing experts.
Beaverhead River
Originating at the outflow of Clark Canyon Dam, the Beaverhead River is a small tailwater with large fish. The Beaverhead is narrow and willow-lined over its entire length. There is never a dull moment as anglers drift and or wade ...
Big Hole River
There is no river on Planet Earth that is in the same class as the Big Hole River. The finest freestone trout stream in Montana, the Big Hole River, begins near Jackson and flows 150 miles to its confluence with the ...
Clark Canyon Reservoir
Spring time provides some of the best stillwater fishing for large trout. Conditions vary and at times can be phenomenal. Summer time can also be productive fishing near springs or tributaries. Winter Ice Fishing Trips are available. Please call ...
International
Alaska, Argentina, Bahamas, Belize, Brazil, Mexico, Mongolia, New Zealand, Patagonia and many more
Jefferson River
Incredible backdrop and even better fishing. The Jefferson Rivers starts at the confluence of the Beaverhead and Big Hole Rivers. The Jefferson flows north to the town of Whitehall and then east until it joins the Madison and Gallatin Rivers ...
Private Waters
Fish Private Waters in Montana Frontier Anglers offers some of the best private water fishing in Montana. Some of our waters require a guide, some do not, so please ask at the time of reservation. These waters tend to book ...
Ruby River
In the Ruby Valley north of Dillon lies a small dynamic fishery, the Ruby River. The headwaters of the Ruby are on the Beaverhead National Forest where the river forms as a small freestone. A majestic mountain setting combined with ...
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