We have sun on tap here in Craig for Saturday fly fishing adventures. The forecast shows less wind than yesterday. Plenty of fishermen out but even at these low flows there is plenty of river for everyone. read more →
The fishing report from this crawdad to yours on a Father’s Day weekend on the Missouri River The flows are going up a bit, 3110 cfs a wee bit below the median of 7970 cfs. This is causing the fish to be a little more stacked up towards the middle of the river in most.. read more →
HUMP DAY BROWN Bill and Ed here reporting from the Big Red Barn with your weekly Missouri River hot flies. We floated wolf creek to Craig the other night, throwing streamers the majority of the way down. We hooked up with some nice browns that evening using the trusty no-helmet Sculpin pattern you see in.. read more →
“Where are your Waterwisp flies?” “A water what?” “You know those flies with the hackle tied on the bend of the hook…” read more →
I would suspect it has been a few years since the river was at this flow in early June . Currently the flow is at 2930 cfs and the temps are at 56 degrees. The water is looking low and clear. The fishing has remained good to excellent depending on who you talk to. Most.. read more →
Nothing better than a beautiful woman holding a trout to get over that hump and onto the downward slide into the weekend! read more →
Ladies and Gentlemen of the fly fishing community, please allow us to introduce ourselves. This is Ed blogging straight from Craig, MT with my co-pilot Bill. Both Bill and I have spent the past five years fishing and exploring around the city of Missoula. We have taken away many fish tales from that area, both.. read more →
If good is good, then what is great? That is the question most people have buzzing around in their head after a day on The MO this spring. It could quite possibly be the best day of fishing you have ever had in your life, but what is there to compare it to? With over.. read more →
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