A few whitefish are starting to be caught in about 30′ in hatchery bay as well. Flathead Lake – Fishing off the delta in 60′-80′ using scatter raps has produced some good bites.Flathead Valley Fishing Report by Snappy’s Sport Senter (June 29, 2023) Headhunters open daily at 630am for shuttles, flies, sun gear and sunscreen, new fly poles, The Headhunter Dry Fly Line, Adipose Boat Rentals, guide trips, the best lodging in the canyon including 39 properties to choose from, fridley helpful fly shop staff and so much more! Chancy and Dave’s Fish Camp Fishing Report (July 9, 2023)įlathead River- Main stem fishing good for nice cutts, try hoppers and stimulators, also gold little Cleo’s doing well. So dragging the fly over the heads does not work any longer. The honeymoon period is over for the PMD’s and caddis. Reach or slack line presentations are best. Not too many spots to dip your toes into.įirst cast not he fish is good. They may not make it here with the higher flows. Not too many displaced anglers from other rivers here right now.
Not as many anglers as we thought would be here this July. Find the secondary or tertiary shelf and ride it baby. Nymphers delight in the Zirdle, Crayfish, the Purple Weight Fly, Tung Darts, Gold Weight Flies, BH Translucent Pupa’s, Frenchie’s, many of the hot Euro sinks type fish getters/come by and check them out. Outrigger, CDC Palmered, Blooms, Half Chicken, X Caddis… Translucent Emergers, Pupa, Buzzballs, Mo River Special, Corn Fed, Double Duck. Smaller 16’s and 18’s are the recent ticket.Ĭaddis flies getting fish looking at them. PMD spinners still ding the job of fooling big brown trout. Spinner falls of Trico’s helped out the last couple days.
AS good shot int he arm for those not he dry fly program. PMD’s? Waning? Some good PMD spinner falls the past couple days. Wade fishers finding some water for those in the know. Inflows at Toston falling and into the high K’s. Tomorrow?įlows continued higher than normal. Chris Hurley, FWP, Helena Missouri River Fly Fishing Report by Headhunters Fly Shop (July 6, 2023) July 6th Fishing Report Montana’s Missouri River Good numbers of perch are being found near Cottonwood Creek, Ming Bar, and in the small bays upstream from the Dam while pitching small jigs with crawler pieces. The walleye bite has been hit or miss at times, but most are being found near Cottonwood Creek, and the Clay Banks on the lower end of the reservoir while pitching perch-colored jigs tipped with leeches or slip bobber fishing in the warmer bays with leeches. Some nice kokanee are being found near the Dam while trolling dodgers, cowbells, or other flashers with double hook spinners tipped with shoepeg corn in 40 to 60 feet of water.
The best rainbow bite has been near the cliffs from Black Beach to Split Rock while trolling cowbells or crankbaits during the evening hours. Holter Fishing Report via MTFWP (July 10, 2023) Pat’s Rubber Legs (6-12), Zirdle Bug (6-12), Woolly Bugger Black/ Olive (4-12), Perdigon (14-18), Pheasant Tail (10-18), Jigster Baetis (14-18), Prince Nymph (10-18), BH Hare’s Ear (12-18), Sizzlin’ Hot Spot Squirrel (14-16), Zebra Midge (16-22), San Juan Worm, Matt’s Shagadelic Mop Tan/ Brown/ Green/ Cheeto (10), Hare’s Ear (14-18), Dirty Bird (12-16)įresno and Nelson Fishing Report via Brian Olson (July 6, 2023) Woolly Bugger (4-12), Mini Dungeon Black/ Natural/ White (6), Complex Twist Bugger (2), Kreelex Minnow (4), Sparkle Minnow (4-8), Double Gonga Black/Rainbow (4), Urchin Bugger (4), Sculpzilla Black/ White/ Natural (4-8), Sculpinator (4-6) Still some reports of big bugs higher up too if you’re looking to fish around the salmonflies! Suggested Fly Patterns Streamers tight to the banks, big chubby dropper systems, and nymphing a small sculpin with your favorite dropper has been productive. Nymphing, streamer fishing, and dry fly fishing have been catching fish. The Yellowstone is looking good! Still some color in the water but it is very fishable and floatable for the experienced rower.
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