Fly Fishing Rock Creek & Southwest Montana

From our backyard to the countless productive fly fishing rivers of western Montana, our Montana fly fishing options are tailored to your desired experience and skill level.

Our Montana Fly Fishing Options

Walk and wade Montana’s famous Rock Creek just out the backdoor of your cabin or book a float fishing guide and fish from the boat on one of the famous rivers nearby.

Guided Walk & Wade Trips

Included with your booking

With multiple private accesses between Rock Creek and other blue ribbon quality streams nearby, our walk and wade guided fly fishing trips are perfect for the angler who appreciates smaller streams and solitude.

Abundant populations of Brown, Rainbow, and Cutthroat with the occasional Brook Trout.
Friendly and knowledgeable Montana fly fishing guides
Perfect for anglers of all skill levels
Multiple private accesses to Rock Creek and other streams in the area
Cold water all summer long

How to Book: After you book your stay, our activities specialist will contact you to confirm the details of your trip with our Rock Creek fly fishing guides.

Guided Fly Fishing Float Trip

Additional $675/day

For those looking to explore further expanses of the area from a boat, we highly recommend booking a fly fishing float trip with one of our skilled Montana fly fishing guides, either along Rock Creek or in one of the numerous superior fisheries that abound in the vicinity.

Friendly and knowledgeable guide
Perfect for anglers of all skill levels
Cover more water with the use of a boat
Easier on your body, and better for those with mobility issues

How to Book: After you book your stay, our activities specialist will reach out to confirm the details of your itinerary. At this time, you can add a fly fishing float trip for an additional $675/day.

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Productive Waters

Featuring abundant populations of wild trout, there is countless miles of water to explore in the area. Be it from a boat or on foot, an angler could spend a lifetime in Southwest Montana and never explore all the rivers available.

Expertise

Our experienced Montana fly fishing guides know the rivers well, what the fish are eating, and will put you on trout.

Equipment

Our well-stocked gear room includes top-of-the-line rods, reels, waders, boots, and other essential gear to ensure that your trip is a memorable one. Our expert staff will help you select the best equipment for your skill level and personal preferences, so that you can enjoy your fishing adventure to the fullest.

two anglers float in a raft and fly fish for trout

three anglers rigging up for fly fishing in a green raft

an angler holds a brown trout with red spots near the water's edge

A women angler holds a brown trout above a net

two anglers float down a river and fly fish for trout

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Frequently Asked Questions

What types of fish can be caught in Rock Creek?

The types of fish that can be caught in Rock Creek include rainbow trout, brown trout, brook trout, and cutthroat trout, and bull trout.

When is the best time of year for fly fishing in Rock Creek?

Typically, the best time of year for fly fishing in Rock Creek is usually from mid-June to mid-October.

Do I need a fishing license to fly fish in Rock Creek?

Yes, you will need to purchase and provide your own Montana fishing license.

Can you keep the fish that you catch on Rock Creek?

The Meadows on Rock Creek employs a strict catch and release policy.

What is the best technique for fly fishing in Rock Creek?

The best technique for fly fishing in Rock Creek varies depending on the time of year and specific conditions, but generally involves using dry flies, nymphs, or streamers and focusing on areas where these food sources thrive. Book one of our experienced guides to learn the most effective techniques for catching trout on our local waters.

What is the water level like in Rock Creek and does it affect fishing?

The water level in Rock Creek can vary throughout the year due to snowmelt and precipitation. Typically, it is wadeable after runoff which lasts through early-to-middle of June and stays fishable until winter.

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Whether you want to hit the river and fly fish for wild trout or stay at the lodge and relax, we offer a variety of activities to suit your desired experience.