Written by: Steve Galletta, Bighorn Angler Fly Shop & Lodge
Bighorn Angler guides sometimes spend their day off taking advantage of the excellent midge and blue-winged Olive emergences. . .
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Sheree Baxter—Guest Services Manager at Firehole Ranch, in West Yellowstone, Montana—sent me this cool photo over the weekend, along with a note: “Firehole Ranch guide Ryan. . .
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At this year’s Orvis Guide Rendezvous in Missoula, Montana, the keynote address was not delivered by some crusty veteran, offering pearls of wisdom from his decades on the. . .
Read MoreWritten by: Abigail Dennis
“Dirty” Mike Elliott isn’t your typical fly fishing guide. No, he’s a true Montanan: he hunts, night calves and seeks shed antlers. But he’s best known as one of Madison County’s best fly. . .
Read MoreWritten by: Matthew Churchman, Blackfoot River Outfitters
What can you do if the fishing is slow and everybody needs a boost? Catch a two-footer, that’s what. Our recent spate of higher-than-normal temperatures in Missoula brought the rivers up. . .
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Summer temps hover in the upper 90s, and there are rising carp on Montana’s Missouri River. Unlike trout or steelhead or bonefish, carp feed in a frenzy known to some anglers as the. . .
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Fly-fishing literature is rife with tales of fathers and sons, but that’s not the only parent-child option. Darwon Stoneman of Glacier Anglers in West Glacier, Montana, sent in these great photos of. . .
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Young Pippa—daughter of Simon Perkins, Senior Manager of Orvis Adventures and Hunting, and his wife, Els Van Woert—has already been featured on this blog. Born into a sporting family, . . .
Read MoreWritten by: Maggie Mae Stone and Jenny Mayrell-Woodruff
We are #orvisgirls
The genesis of this was two years ago in Missoula, Montana at the Orvis Guide Rendevous. In a very male-dominated sport, it was no surprise that the few talented and able female anglers. . .
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Here’s a great trailer for for an upcoming production called “Seasons of the Stone,” which will follow a group of ten female anglers across three states and 1,000 miles in the Greater. . .
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