Rates and Rivers
Choose Your Fishing Adventure
Plan your Montana fly fishing adventure with a range of guided trips on our state’s most renowned rivers. Whether you’re looking for a full day on the water or a shorter excursion, each trip is tailored to provide a top-notch experience with everything you need included. Explore the options below to find the perfect fit for your next fishing trip.
Bitterroot River
Full Day-
Full Day Fishing the Bitterroot River
Bitterroot River
Half Day-
3-4 Hours Fishing the Bitterroot River
Clark Fork River
Full Day-
Full Day Fishing the Clark Fork River
Missouri River
Full Day-
Full Day Fishing the Missouri River
All trips include transportation from A designated meeting spot to the river, flies and tackle, loaner rods if needed, non-alcoholic beverages, and snacks. Full-day trips include lunch.
* 50% deposit due at time of booking. Remaining due date of the trip.
** Refund on deposit available up to 30 days before the start of the trip.
*** Credit card fees may apply.
All trips run through Rockhold Fly Fishing Company.
Chris Rockhold
Outfitter #59483
Guide #12073
The Rivers
Discover Montana’s premier rivers, each offering a unique fly fishing experience and unforgettable scenery.
Bitterroot River
The Bitterroot River is a classic freestone river flowing through Montana’s picturesque Bitterroot Valley. Stretching nearly 100 miles from its headwaters to its confluence with the Clark Fork River, the Bitterroot offers a diverse and thriving fishery. This river is a dry fly angler’s paradise, with a healthy population of Westslope cutthroat, rainbow, and brown trout. Its riffles, undercut banks, and ample log jams provide ideal habitats for trout and excellent fishing opportunities for both beginners and experienced anglers.
Why Fish Here:
- Excellent dry fly fishing conditions
- Abundant trout populations
- Diverse and unique trout habitat
Clark Fork River
The Clark Fork River, Montana’s largest river by volume, flows from its headwaters near Butte to the Idaho border, offering one of the state’s most diverse fisheries. Known for its spring and early summer trout fishing, the Clark Fork supports a variety of species and provides anglers with a unique, dynamic fishing experience. As water temperatures rise in late summer, fishing shifts to warm-water species, making this river a great choice for multi-species anglers seeking a mix of trout and other fish in a scenic setting.
Why Fish Here:
- Montana’s largest river with diverse fishing opportunities
- Spring and early summer trout fishing
- Warm-water species available in late summer and early fall
Missouri River
The Missouri River is widely regarded as one of the top tailwaters in the country, boasting around seven thousand trout per mile. Known for its crystal-clear water and consistent flows, the “Mo” provides an exceptional fishing experience, with opportunities for nymphing along grass flats and drop-offs, as well as casting single dry flies to rising trout. This river is a dream for anglers of all levels, offering some of the best trout fishing in Montana in a serene, scenic environment.
Why Fish Here:
- High trout density with around seven thousand trout per mile
- Excellent mix of nymphing and dry fly fishing
- Consistent river conditions ideal for year round angling
