Description
Experience a true fly fishing adventure along the Clark Fork River, Montana's largest river by volume, right outside Missoula. This full-day fly fishing trip is perfect for both seasoned anglers and first-time beginners, offering a blend of engaging fly fishing and a relaxed float through some of western Montana's best scenery.
This 1-2 person fishing trip uses a drift boat that holds up to 2 guests and 1 guide to safely lead you down the river while providing insider tips and techniques. Drift boats are the preferred way to fish across Montana's rivers by locals and professional guides alike.
Enjoy a laid-back float along the wide, forgiving waters of the Clark Fork while in the capable hands of an expert guide with true local knowledge of the river. Learn how to fish it like a local and land common catches such as wild brown trout and rainbow trout.
The tour is suitable for all skill levels and includes all necessary fishing equipment, making it an excellent opportunity to learn how to fly fish or polish your skills. With a convenient meeting point and put-in location near Missoula, this adventure is an excellent way to explore the Clark Fork River while enjoying a relaxing and unforgettable fishing experience.
Explore More Missoula Fly Fishing
There's more than one river to explore near Missoula! Check out this additional trip on the Blackfoot River.
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Rob Weiker | Outfitter #38804
What's Included
Frequently Asked Questions
What is "drift boat" style fly fishing?
Drift boat fly fishing is popular across Montana and takes place in a hard-sided boat designed to float and drift along the water. Each boat holds 1 guide and up to 2 guests and is comfortable enough for both guests to fish safely while standing.
What is the price per person?
This fly fishing trip is priced per boat with a max of 2 people, not per person. Groups larger than 2 are welcome and will be split between additional drift boats of 1-2 people.
What kind of fish will we catch on the Clark Fork River?
The Clark Fork is Montana's largest river by volume and holds strong populations of wild brown trout and rainbow trout, with occasional cutthroat and whitefish in its cooler upper stretches.
Can I bring my own gear?
Absolutely, you are more than welcome to bring your own gear or try out any of the quality gear available from your guide.
Do I need a Montana Fishing License?
Yes, all participants ages 12+ must carry a valid Montana Fishing License. Purchase your license online HERE or in person at a local license provider.