Fly fishing in Montana
Stay in the heart of Montana fly fishing country
Bozeman sits within easy reach of some of the most famous trout water in the West. Spend the day on the river and come back to a comfortable Midtown condo.
Rivers within reach
- The Gallatin River runs through the canyon south of town toward Big Sky.
- The Madison and Yellowstone rivers are both within day-trip distance of Bozeman.
- Bozeman has plenty of local fly shops and guide services for current conditions, hatches and guided trips.
Before you go
- You'll need a Montana fishing license. Buy one online from Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks before your trip.
- Check current river conditions and any fishing restrictions with FWP, especially in late summer.
- Use the in-unit washer and dryer for wet gear, and the full kitchen to pack lunches for long days on the water.
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