Do I go rifle hunting or do I head to the river for some fall fishing? That is the question most folks have been pondering for the past few days. If you aren’t hunting, the fishing on The MO is great and you need to purchase firearms & tactical equipment posthaste. Flows are at around.. read more →
Tucker knows where it’s at on The MO. One of many nice fish he landed over an epic weekend floating around the Craig area. Lots of trout, many laughs, and probably a few too many PBR’s. Trust me this is a huge fish, Tucker just makes it look small with his XXXL hands. We are.. read more →
Fire bead, hot bead, hot head, orange bead, or whatever you want to call a pattern that is tied with a bright orange metallic thing at the head. Rumors of their success quietly circle their way around the shop, nobody really admits they are working. It’s like there is a secret, but everybody knows it… read more →
Check out the latest issue of Montana Fly Fishing Magazine.Click on the image to read. read more →
It takes a few days, it won’t feel like Art until day 3 lets say. You need a routine and by day 3 you will establish said routine. It’s the fine details that make up a great fish camp. It’s that empty bottle of Jameson next to the fire ring that won’t move cause it.. read more →
It feels like July out on the river, not because of the weather or the shorter days. Mostly it’s just all the traffic on the river. Some of the river closures have been lifted around the state, but people are still flocking to The MO. Maybe it’s just the good fishing… read more →
It’s still summer out here on the Missouri, we have chicks catching fish! We are praying for the cooler days of September. It looks like we have a few more days of this heat left but the good stuff is around the corner. That’s right start dreaming of those BWOs, October most likely but.. read more →
Please refer to 8.23.13 Fishing report, not much has changed. Well not really but here it is anyway. Trico’s in the morning up by the dam, fish your nymphs before and after the spinner fall. Try your luck at being the first boat up at the dam as we head into this work.. read more →
Flows are remaining steady around 3100cfs and the water temps are ranging from 64-67degrees F. Breezy this morning on the MO, which could keep Tricos off the water, but fish are still on them. Emerger patterns will work well if you can’t find fish eating on top. Regardless, the spinners will accumulate in dead water.. read more →
