[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Mo River October Caddis Love September is over and we look forward to October as it is one of our favorite months here on the banks of Montana’s Mighty Missouri River. Therefore, we proclaim our Mo River October Caddis Love. September is a good month for October Caddis. Just like March is not the … Read more
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] October Foto-Shadowing A few shots to get you all revved up for October and November fishing. October Foto-Shadowing You oughtta come on out. Give us a shout on our Fall Fishing Hotline 406-235-3447 or 877-DRY-FLYS. Operators standing by 7am-8pm daily! [/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][us_grid columns=”3″ post_type=”attachment” items_quantity=”” images=”20200,20201,20199,20198,20197,20195″ orderby=”post__in” items_gap=”4px” items_layout=”gallery_default” img_size=”us_600_600_crop” overriding_link=”popup_post_image” breakpoint_1_cols=”3″ breakpoint_2_width=”768px” breakpoint_3_width=”480px” breakpoint_2_cols=”3″ … Read more
Howling again on Saturday! Blowing pretty hard. Overcast in the afternoon may have made the bite heat up.
Certainly a better post lunch byte than during the morning session.
Those trout out there look real, real, healthy. Big dogs.
Get in on some of the fatty bows on the Mo this coming week. A good mix of anglers here this weekend from Boise, C’DA, Bozeman, Calgary, Helena, Great Falls, and who could forget Havre.
Experiencing the trout dream daily here in central Montana.
The landscape is nearly all brown and tan ad shades thereof. Hence the B & W image today. Really the only color in our personal landscape is the Rainbow Trout.
Following last weekend, Labor Day, with the Browns and Brews Festival here in Craig.
Rainy times. Then we moved into a sunny and warmer week with Trico’s in the morning, higher and brighter sunny skies with air temps reaching towards the 90F mark.
Hot days on the Mo!
Hot for sure. The fishing for the most part better int he afternoons with the owning session often slow.
The week ahead is approaching with cooler temps and more seasonable weather patterns. We want it to be more fall-like. We like tint BWO’s and afternoon mega hatches.
While the Trico’s will get you fired up, how about an overcast ceiling for 2 months!
Sunday morning below Craig. Lots of Trico’s. And, and fish eating them.
Big fish being caught too. A few over the hallowed 20″ mark in both flavors. Bigger browns are showing along with the super strong and virile rainbows on the upper river. A nice time to be around.
Like I mentioned above we have variable weather this month. Be prepared for highs to reach toward 90F and the lows in the mornings to be below 40F. So the selection of appropriate fishing clothes can be vast.
A sun-shirt acting as a base layer. Then a hoody or a secondary layer followed by your puffball. And don’t forget the rain gear and maybe even some gloves. Come prepared for Rocky Mountain fall weather.
Ben Hardy landing a nice lower canyon fish.
The entire river is fishing well. Good reports from all floating the Dam, the Wolf Creek section, below Craig, the canyon, and the lower river. Plenty for everyone to spread out and truly enjoy their favorite stretch.
Long time Headhunters Guide Ben Hardy stated yesterday that he had floated every reach but the Dam in the lat 3 days. Prewitt to Cascade, Wolf Creek to Dearborn, and Craig to Prewitt. That about covers it all.
News Flash: The Dam is fishing well. Lots of big trout on tiny flies like the Zebra.
Blackfoot River in September. A nice place to be.
Don’t forget about the Blackfoot this late September. It is a skinny rough trip. Worth it? Oh yeah.
Fall is a wonderful time to be here. Give us a shout if you need any help finding lodging or guide services. The colors are turning and the fish are happy!
