Monthly Archives: July 2012

For the past two days, an organization called Project Healing Waters had set up a two day fishing trip for a group of Veterans. This organization was founded to give Veterans, and particularly veterans with minor disabilities a chance to … Continue reading →

Yesterday, I had clients that wanted to see the Blackfoot. They were only going to be in town for a few more days, and had already fished the Bitterroot. So another guide and I, Brian Grande, drove towards the top … Continue reading →

Missoula Sunset Bitterroot Rainbow Lighting Storm Watched an Eagle pick him right out of the water. Today I had the day to myself, so I ventured up near the headwaters of my favorite river. It was one of those days … Continue reading →

Brother Cole and our buddy Max were out on the lake this morning, trolling for muskies. They found some really hot fish, and soon hooked four and landed two during the course of a couple hours. If you know Muskie … Continue reading →

Usually in the months of July and August, people from all over the country flock to Montana to take advantage of some of the best dry fly fishing in the country. There are still people from all over in town … Continue reading →

I was able to sneak out for a little evening dry action with my good buddy Ben. We fished a section of the Clark Fork where we found some some Caddis, and spent pmd’s. We found a handfull of hard … Continue reading →

Captured this silhoutte-like picture last night with my iphone. It looks pretty decent, but would probably be a lot better with a good camera in the hands of someone who knows how to use it. Might have to start saving … Continue reading →

Yesterday was one of those days you just had to be on the water. Whether it’s fishing, tubing, swimming, or whatever, when it’s 95 degrees out people flock to the rivers. I had a trip with a married couple from … Continue reading →

Today the Boughton brothers of Montana Wild and I went down to the lower Clark Fork. This is big water, and also big fish country. We arrived early and got onto the water before 8:30 am. Travis started out by … Continue reading →