Billings, Montana

Information

The largest city in Montana with well over 100,000 residents. Located in south central Montana near the confluence of the Bighorn and Yellowstone rivers.

Trips

595

/ Boat

Capacity:

1 - 2 anglers

Days:

Daily

Duration:

1 day

Float Trip on the Bighorn River with Zach Neville Outfitters

The Bighorn River is one of the best tail-water fisheries in the world. The Bighorn begins its journey in the Bighorn Mountains at the foot of Yellowtail Dam, flowing 70 miles across ... morethe plains to join the Yellowstone River. The first 13 miles below the dam provide some of the greatest concentrations of trout found in Montana. The Bighorn is a popular fishing destination. Our favorite time of year to experience this river is in the Spring. The river remains clear and fishable during these times of spring run-off and high water. This is also a good time of year to see fewer crowds, on what can be a busy river come summertime.

The Bighorn River is located approximately 200 miles southeast of Bozeman. Our trips to the Bighorn are a minimum of 3 days. Our Bighorn River Guide Rate is higher than our Standard Rate to provide for guide’s transportation and lodging.

Note: Minimum 3 days

Fishing Waters:

Bighorn River Fishing Report

Destination:

Sheridan, Wyoming

Billings, Montana

Ft Smith, Montana

595

/ Boat

Capacity:

1 - 2 anglers

Days:

Daily

Duration:

1 day

525

/ Boat

Capacity:

1 - 2 anglers

Days:

Daily

Duration:

1 day

Float Trip on the Yellowstone River with Zach Neville Outfitters

The Yellowstone River is wild and scenic. With over 650 miles of untamed flows, the Yellowstone is the longest un-dammed river in the contiguous United States. From its origin inside ... moreYellowstone National Park, through Paradise Valley, the town of Livingston, Montana and beyond, the Yellowstone River offers approximately 200 miles of exceptional trout fishing. In addition, each stretch offers different scenery and unique fishing opportunities. Fishing four different stretches of the Yellowstone can feel much like fishing four different rivers entirely. Healthy, wild populations of Brown, Rainbow and Cutthroat trout keep beginners in the action and the avid fisherperson on their toes. Even though the Yellowstone is a well known river, it is not uncommon to spend a day on the water without seeing another boat. Mountain back drops and opportunities to view wildlife along the way, The Yellowstone offers an experience that few rivers can match.

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