Clark Fork River

The Clark Fork River is a freestone river with high scenic mountains, coniferous forests, and spectacular cliffside rock formations. It is simply beautiful. The river has lots of colorful cutthroat, rainbow, and brown trout which fight harder than any other trout in Montana. Above all the Clark Fork is a dry fly river throughout most of the fishing season. Early March and April brings blue-winged olives along with the one inch long sqwala stone flies which are the first major trout food each year. Next come the golden stones, caddis, green drakes, gray drakes, and pale morning duns. Summer provides great hopper fishing for larger trout and fall brings in more blue-winged olives and the large copper colored one inch fall caddis. This is also the time to catch trophy sized trout with streamers. The Clark Fork is visited by less fishermen than any other river in the state and good fishing, solitude with beauty await you.














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