Montana's Big Horn River Trout. Bennett-Watt, vol. 26. Below Yellowtail dam resembles a huge, long spring creek. Large fish rising to hatches of tiny flies throughout the year. Richie Montella, a transplanted easterner who has been guiding the river longer than even he would like to admit, knows the water like the back of his hand. The Big Horn River is set in "big sky" country of Montana. Spectacular sunrises, beautiful colors, prolific hatches and pods of eagerly rising trout punctuate this lovely adventure.
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Montana's Blackfoot and Clark's Fork Rivers. Bennett-Watt, vol. 37. The Blackfoot River... Lovely and heroic, this stream was made famous in a book and subsequent movie, "A River Runs Through It." The Blackfoot is making a comeback, and with new regulations and efforts by conservationists is once again becoming the extraordinary fishery it was in the days of which Norman McClean wrote. Jim Toth, Cassie Johnson and George Looms... A collection of unique individuals, guides, chefs and anglers that make a fly fishing trip with the Grizzly Hackle Fly Shop, a lifetime treasure. Fly Tying... George Looms ties a Parachute Ant.
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Montana's Clark Fork River. Bennett-Watt, vol. 47. Clark Fork... The river we all raced past on our way to the more glamorous Madison and Beaverhead, has come into its own. Spectacular dry fly fishing for large sipping fish. The Guides... From the Grizzly Hackle Fly Shop and along with the fish, Matt Potter and Jim Toth are two of the best in the business for guiding clients to memorable fishing. Fly Tying... From Chris Helm's video, Hooked On Fly Tying, Hair Trout Flies, the extremely effective "Comparadun."
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Montana's Missouri River. Bennett-Watt, vol. 70. The Missouri River below Holter Dam is a remarkable stretch of water... 35 miles (down to the little town of Cascade) of wide shallow flats, runs and habitat fit for the king and queen of trout. In the upper stretches, the river holds a remarkable population of trout, over 4500 per mile. In the lower section from the canyon down, the numbers diminish to about 3000 trout per mile. But what it may lack in numbers of fish, it also lacks in numbers of anglers. The upper river gets most of the pressure. All day long rising fish... During summer, bright sunshine or clouds you can almost always find rising fish to which you can present a dry fly. Tite-Line Fly Fishing... Has several skilled and competent guides that regularly prowl the Missouri, and some are even excellent river chefs. (A quality that comes in handy for a mid day break.) Fly Tying... A "CDC Palmered Caddis Adult" from René Harrop's Hooked On Fly Tying video, Life Cycle Of The Caddis
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Montana Trout and the Nature Conservancy on the Yellowstone, Madison, Missouri Rivers. Bennett-Watt, vol. 6. Montana, with more Blue Ribbon trout streams than any other state in the United States, attracts fly fishers from the world over. Streams and rivers like the Missouri, Yellowstone, Madison and the Yak have fulfilled the fly fishing fantasy of a host of fly fishers. Kelly and Jim Watt, your Fly Fishing Video Magazine guides, join members of Montana's Nature Conservancy for an early spring float down the Missouri and Yellowstone rivers. Outfitter and guide, Mike Bay, gives us a sample of the float trips he conducts for the Conservancy during the summer.
