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Montana’s Last Best Fly Fishing Lodge The Stonefly Inn and Outfitters is a privately owned Fly Fishing Lodge in rural Montana. No stop lights or tourist traps here – just countless ... moremiles of Blue Ribbon Trout Water, an overwhelming number of Trout and the occasional cattle drive. Because of our location, we often do not see the fishing pressure some of the other areas of the state have to deal with. In Twin Bridges, you can truly unwind and enjoy your Montana Fly Fishing Vacation along with the solitude and vastness of Southwest Montana. The days are longer, the fish are bigger and the beer is colder.
Here at The Stonefly, Dan “Rooster” Leavens and his entire staff of Montana Fly Fishing Guides are dedicated to providing you a Montana Fly Fishing Vacation that will leave you wanting to return year after year. Our average return ratio hovers around 95% season after season and Rooster goes out of his way to keep it that way.
A typical day at The Stonefly will start with breakfast with your Montana Fly fishing Guide before you head to one of our local rivers to fish. During the day, you can expect professional instruction while you employ seemingly endless techniques to catch fish. With so many rivers to pick from, each day is certain to be different. Returning to the lodge, you’ll find fresh appetizers in the Roost Lounge and take a little time to unwind and tell a fish story or two over a cocktail. Dinners are prepared by our in house chef, Glen Hornsby – a veteran chef of over 20 years in the fly fishing industry. Following dinner, nightly campfires are the norm complete with after dinner cocktails, joke telling, guitar picking and plenty of storytelling.
During your Montana Fly Fishing Vacation, you will always feel welcome at The Stonefly. You can count on professional instruction from your Montana Fly Fishing Guides, top shelf “Farm to Table” meals and courteous service from our staff. You have our word on it. Odds are, you’ll catch a few great fish while you are here as well!
Pricing based on double occupancy
As our friends refer to secret spots - the Ruby River is a "sleeper". From the dam to Twin Bridges, Montana there is over 40 miles of twisting, turning trout water. Good public access ... moremakes this a great place to spend an afternoon before, during or after your trip with us.
What the Ruby offers:
Classic small stream fishing
Reliable hatches of PMD's, Caddis, and Blue Wings
Great numbers of trout, from the dam to Twin Bridges
AMPLE public access
A great place to finish up your day or trip
Formed in Twin Bridges, Montana by the confluence of the Big Hole, Beaverhead, and Ruby Rivers, the Jefferson flows northbound over eighty miles to the confluence of the Madison and ... moreGallatin Rivers to form the Missouri. Receiving less pressure than any of the others, this is one of those fisheries that you have to see to believe.
What the Jefferson offers:
80 miles of floatable water, with good wading opportunities
Early stonefly hatches
Great streamer fishing
Unparallelled wildlife and scenery
Larger than average trout
Low angler pressure
Did we mention BIG brown trout?
One of the three great tailwaters in Big Sky Country. stable water flows, dense populations of trout and great insect life make this river a great option almost any time of year. Multiple ... morespring creek influxes below Dillon, Montana create some great clear water, dry fly opportunities during the heat of the summer. Big Browns on hoppers. A great river to fly fish.
What the Beaverhead offers:
Over 80 miles of fishable water.
Tailwater reliability - very little runoff effect
Nymphing for larger than average trout.
PMD hatches in June and July that will cause you to make bad casts.
Rainbow trout that will straighten out hooks and break 3x tippet.
Brown trout that will chase size 4 streamers and inhale them.
Sight fishing... need I say more?
Fed by three different mountain ranges, dozens of freestone creeks and flowing over 100 miles, the Big Hole River is one of those places you just can't get off your mind. Often referred ... moreto as "The Last Best River", the Big Hole fishes well from ice out in April until the winter weather hits in November. Limited outfitter use makes this river a first choice for many of our guest anglers in Montana.
What the Big Hole offers:
Over 100 miles of fishable water.
Freestone trout fishing.. No dams here.
More colors of mayflies than you have in your box.
Caddis hatches that can require dust masks.
Stonefly hatches that bring even the largest of trout to the surface.
Brown and Rainbow trout that will test every skill you have.
6 months of changing conditions - great early and late season opportunities.
Fishable at high and low flows
Side channels, dry fly slicks, and nymphing riffles.
Trout fishing the way it was meant to be.
Fly Fishing Trips
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