Busy morning in the big red barn. Get out here on this Monday if you have it off. read more →
Report: 4,280 CFS of 54 degree water is trickling out of Holter Dam today. It’s been busy out there at the boat launches with all the holiday weekend traffic. Most campsites are full and the river is filling up with boats. Most of that should die down tomorrow as the weekend warriors pack up their.. read more →
Ruby says its a great day to fly fish, despite the look, she was tired of waiting on her owner. Report: The flows are now about 4260 cfs (normally ~6300). Water temps at the dam are ~52. May is almost gone but the fishing has held strong. Lots of BWO action for those that.. read more →
Three dudes and a swamp dog hit a great freestone river yesterday. Here are a few pictures for your enjoyment. P.S. The MO is fishing NICE today! read more →
The Whites and Browns get together for an after work double up with the CrossCurrents crew last night! read more →
The last few days have been amazing around here. Everyone that has been out on the river are returning with a huge smile on their face. It’s a great time to be on The MO with most other rivers dealing with run off. Dry fly action has been pretty consistent and nymphing is great when.. read more →
2013 Caddis Festival was a success! The festivities are over and I feel like the whole town of Craig is in recovery, the rain is washing her clean and boats are headed out. read more →
Rain, cloud cover, BWO coming off heavy. Well maybe if we are lucky in Craig Montana. Report: The flows are now about 3,910 cfs (normally ~5250). Water temps at the dam are ~51, a bit warmer down river. Run Off is in the process and on the fall in some places. The Dearborn is dropping.. read more →
Craig Montana is alive!! Report: The flows are now about 3,880 cfs (normally ~5210). Water temps at the dam are ~51, a bit warmer down river. Run Off is in the process and on the fall in some places. The Dearborn is dropping and clearing and now open to fishing. The MO below the Dearborn.. read more →