Living Water Guide Service
Orvis-endorsed fly fishing outfitter 30 minutes for Helena, Montana.
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Living Water Guide Service
Orvis-endorsed fly fishing outfitter 30 minutes for Helena, Montana.
100% customer satisfaction has been our commitment since 1856. It's who we are. If you aren't happy with a product or service, we want to know about it. And we'll make it right.
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Living Water Guide Service
Orvis-Endorsed Fly Fishing Outfitter
(406) 465-1688
livingwaterguide@gmail.com
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Lodging Details
Our partnership properties offer Living Water clients exclusive pricing and accommodations. Rates will vary based on season and availability. For the most up to date packages, pricing and availability, we encourage you to contact us at livingwaterguide.com
What is Provided
Guests are provided with all necessary fishing equipment, tackle, shore lunch, and non-alcoholic beverages. In some cases, we may transport clients from lodging to the fishery.
What Should You Bring
- Rain shell
- Polarized sunglasses
- Layers, puffy or fleece
- Montana Fishing License
- Waders depending on season
- Hat and sunscreen
Gear Recommendations
We recommend 9' rods that are either a 5-wt. or 6-wt. for most nymphing and dry-fly fishing. When fishing streamers, we recommend 7-wt. rods loaded with sinking lines.
Region
The Missouri is formed at the confluence of the Madison, Jefferson, and Gallatin rivers, near Three Forks, Montana. Fly anglers are most interested in the Land of the Giants section below Hauser Dam and the famed blue ribbon stretch beginning below Holter Dam. The Missouri River system is a thriving tailwater, boasting approximately 6000 fish per mile and prolific insect hatches.
When is the best time to Fish the Missouri River?
Read this for details: https://livingwaterguide.com/best-times-to-fly-fish-the-missouri/
What rods should I bring?
We recommend 9' 5-wt. or 6-wt. for most nymphing and dry-fly applications. When fishing streamers, we recommend 7-wt. rods loaded with sinking lines. Learn more at: https://livingwaterguide.com/best-fly-rod-for-fishing-montana/
