Some mornings you drink a cup of coffee to wake up other mornings its like the fish are giving you a sign of good things to come. How was your coffee this morning? Get over to Craig and get your fish whistle wet before the crowds this weekend. It’s going to B A U Tiful.. read more →

As we settle into the longest evening of the year the flows on The Missouri River are at 3,280 cfs and remaining steady. The weather is looking good as we head into the weekend. Chance of a thunderstorm or two with highs in the high 60’s and 70’s. The W is forecasted to be pretty.. read more →

  The town of Craig, MT seems to be a little slower now that we are getting to the middle of the week. Its the time of week to have some quality fishing on quality water nearly by yourself. Again try to get here a little early or stay a little later to have your.. read more →

We made it through another busy weekend! Time to get out on the MO and find a piece of water to yourself now. Today is going to be the low wind day of the week followed closely by Friday. We will see temps creep into the mid 80s in the next few days. Wednesday will.. read more →

Stop by the big red barn in Craig for the secret recipe. In honor of this Father’s Day weekend we ate the “dads”and the “dads” were tasty. Almost forgot, the fishing is pretty darn hot too. Get out here on the MO. read more →

Beckie from 107.3 The Mighty MO fighting a fish on The Mighty MO. Where is the water? We could use a little. We really are going to need it come a month from now. Flows at Holter Dam are at an even 3,000 cfs this morning. Up a little bit from 2,900 a few days.. read more →

Holter Dam is the talk of the town this week. Rumor has it that the flows will reach near 3000 cfs in the next few days. Currently the flow is at 3,600 cfs and the temps are at 54 degrees. The water is looking low and clear, but the fishing has remained good to excellent… 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 →

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 →

The flows are now about 3,950 cfs (normally ~6130). Water temps at the dam are ~54, a bit warmer down river. The water is staying low and the bugs are coming out in force. The clouds are helping the fishing, especially the dry fly fishing and the streamer fishing. We are seeing more bugs and.. read more →