April – October
This lodge is located on a picturesque 160 acre property in central Montana and features over a mile of private river frontage on “America’s Longest River”, the mighty Missouri. Focusing on the water below Holter Dam, this tailwater section of the “Mo”, as locals call it, features 30 miles of fishable trout water. The insect life in this section of river is incredible and the fish show for it. Latest fish counts on this section of river show about 5,500 trout per mile that average a solid 16” with plenty of 20”+ fish. This world-class dry fly fishery has cool and constant water flows and fishes equally as well from Spring through Fall. In fact, the Spring and Fall offers some of the best fishing. The lodge offers all of the amenities of a world-class fishing lodge. Each of the thirteen guest rooms is tastefully decorated with a western flare and features a full private bath and deck or patio overlooking the river valley. The main lodge was incorporated into the 85 year old barn that is the central gathering place for guests. The second floor, once a hay loft, is the Great Room where the chef prepares delicious meals in the custom kitchen. The dining area has huge picture windows overlooking the river and surrounding mountains. The main lodge has wifi and satellite tv so you can stay connected. Relax after a day on the water by the huge stone fireplace enjoying a cold beverage. For the angler who simply can’t get enough of the great fishing, enjoy private access to the river before and after your guided day on the water.
May 1-21:
3-nights/2-days fishing $2,700 based on double occupancy/shared guide; $4,050 based on single occupancy/single guide
4-nights/3- days fishing $3,725 based on double occupancy/shared guide; $5,650 based on single occupancy/single guide
5-nights/4-days fishing $4,750 based on double occupancy/shared guide; $7,250 based on single occupancy/single guide
May 22-July 16:
3-nights/2-days fishing $3,000 based on double occupancy/shared guide; $4,350 based on single occupancy/single guide
4-nights/3- days fishing $4,125 based on double occupancy/shared guide; $6,050 based on single occupancy/single guide
5-nights/4-days fishing $5,250 based on double occupancy/shared guide; $7,750 based on single occupancy/single guide
July 17-August 30:
3-nights/2-days fishing $2,550 based on double occupancy/shared guide; $3,600 based on single occupancy/single guide
4-nights/3- days fishing $3,525 based on double occupancy/shared guide; $5,050 based on single occupancy/single guide
5-nights/4-days fishing $4,500 based on double occupancy/shared guide; $6,500 based on single occupancy/single guide
Rates are per person.
Add 10% for lodge staff gratuities
Purchase online at Montana Fish and Parks at www.fwp.mt.gov for approx. $55.
Lodging, all meals, all beverages, house staff gratuities, guided fishing, fly fishing tackle, flies, etc.
Airfare, rental vehicle, license, guide gratuities, personal items.
Fly to Helena or Great Falls and rent a vehicle. The lodge is about 40 miles from either airport.
Easy: Somewhat easy walking when it comes to physicality. Minimal walking or hiking and terrain is very accessible. Mostly hunting from blinds or tree stands.
Moderate: Physicality is somewhat moderate to advanced. Spot and stalk method of hunting as well as some hunting from blinds. Terrain can vary from prairies to mountains at higher elevations.
Difficult: Requires an advanced degree of physical endurance. Terrain is typically more mountainous and hunting can take place at higher elevation.
Extreme: Most difficult and physically demanding hunts. Requires advanced to extreme endurance and terrain or game pursued may involve dangerous situations.