(9 Reviews)
(9 Reviews)
Atlas Outfitting LLC
Helena,MT
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Atlas FlaggLower Missouri River Fly Fishing
The, “Lower” Missouri River section we fish in is below Holter Dam near Wolf Creek and goes to Great Falls, MT. This fishery maintains its water temperatures well and one can fish it year-round. The Missouri river is generous to the new angler looking to catch large trout on a fly rod or can have some of the most technical epic dry fly hatches in the world for the experienced angler.
Missouri River, MT
$700.00
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Atlas Flagg
Clark Fork River Fly Fishing
The main stem of the Clark Fork River starts where the Blackfoot River ends and runs through Downtown Missoula and eventually flows into the Flathead River. The Clark Fork offers great fishing starting in the early spring and into the late fall with all hatches attached.
Missoula, MT
$700.00
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Atlas Flagg
Land of the Giants Jet Boat Fly Fishing
The name of this fishing section, “Land of the Giants,” is named after the mere size of the trout that exists in this portion of the river and Upper Holter Reservoir. An expected and typical guided day of Fly-Fishing the Gates of the Mountains area in either the reservoir or river both start off first by meeting your guide in the early morning at the Gates of the Mountains Marina. Many guides will split up the day by fishing in the reservoir in addition to the notorious, “Land of the Giants,” river section, either at the beginning or end of the day. The river section is phenomenal but don’t miss out on the fun that the reservoir has installed as well. Fishing techniques for the river and reservoir consist of either nymphing or streamer fishing because the watershed is so big and deep. Although, occasional dry fly opportunities do present themselves on both. Upper Holter Reservoir has a tremendous amount of weed beds and structural shelves that create a lot of different prolific aquatic fly hatches. As a result, these eagle lake species trout have a variety of food sources, and it makes for good fly-fishing fishing. These trout in both the river and reservoir are on average 20” with an insane amount of mass and it is not uncommon to find rainbows or browns in the 24-30” range as well. The trout that are found in the “Land of the Giants,” river section is great in size because they come from the reservoir. They primarily reside in Upper Holter Reservoir where their food source is more sustainable in the weed beds, and the water temperature is most consistent. The trout then also become more catchable and concentrated in the shallows when they head upriver for spawn or are looking for colder water. Over the last few years, the river section in the “Land of the Giants,” has provided enough of a stable environment for the trout because of the substantial food source and water flows, that many trout are simply living in the river section full time and keeping their size, instead of the reservoir. As a result, there are more opportunities to catch trout in that section of river and their season to find them is longer, pushing well into late fall.
Helena, MT
$800.00
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Atlas Flagg
Flathead River Fly Fishing
The Flathead River is a large freestone river near Glacier National Park. Flyfishing on the Flathead River is scenic and is mostly done with a dry fly from a boat. It consists of searching for the Native West slope Cutthroat Trout.
Flathead River, MT
$700.00
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Atlas Flagg
Blackfoot River Fly Fishing
The Blackfoot River starts in the Bob Marshall Wilderness and flows south into the Clark Fork River in East Missoula. The Blackfoot River is very scenic with gin clear water, huge canyon walls, big boulders and is home of the native West Slope Cutthroat Trout and Bull Trout.
Blackfoot River, MT
$700.00
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Atlas Flagg
Madison River Fly Fishing
The Madison River starts in Yellowstone National Park, flows through Ennis, MT and ends near Three Forks, MT where the Missouri River is formed. The Lower Madison River below Ennis, MT is a great choice in the shoulder seasons, Spring and Fall, with the Upper Madison being a fantastic summer fishery.
Madison River, MT
$700.00
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Atlas Flagg
Multi-Day Camping/Fly-fishing Adventure
For an authentic Montana fishing adventure, consider embarking on a 3-Day, 2-Night Fly Fishing + Camping journey with Atlas Outfitting in Missoula, Montana. This comprehensive package offers three days of top-tier fly fishing and two nights of comfortable "glamping" accommodations near the vibrant city of Missoula. Atlas Outfitting takes care of all the logistics, from gear transportation to setting up cozy camping arrangements complete with cushy cots, and delicious meals prepared by a private chef. This exclusive fly fishing and camping experience is exclusively available during the peak summer months of July and August to ensure optimal weather and exceptional fishing conditions. Spend your days angling to your heart's content and unwind in the evenings with food and drinks alongside friends, family, or that special someone. There's no better way to savor the essence of Montana's summer than through this extraordinary adventure curated by the Atlas Outfitting team. Don't let this chance slip away to live the authentic Montanan lifestyle—secure your spot today and make memories to last a lifetime.
Missoula, MT
$6,050.00
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Atlas Flagg
Yellowstone River Fly Fishing
The Yellowstone River is one of the longest and biggest freestone rivers in the nation and starts in Wyoming. It then flows through Yellowstone National Park in Montana, and continues into eastern MT. The Yellowstone River shines just after runoff and consists of dry-fly fishing with special nymphing and streamer opportunities.
Yellowstone River, MT
$700.00