April – October
Since 1981, this lodge has been offering some of the finest fly fishing in the American West. The Bighorn River in southeastern Montana is truly one of Montana’s blue-ribbon trout streams, with an estimated 8,000 trout per mile in some stretches. The rich biomass of this tailwater fishery supported by the constant optimum water temperature feeds fish all year long. The Bighorn is famous for its big Browns and Rainbows. These trout typically range in size from 12″-20″ with larger fish caught all the time. Unlike many other larger rivers in Montana, the Bighorn is best fished on foot, so Mckenzie-style drift boats are used like water taxis to get you to the best holding water quickly, quietly, and comfortably. However, you will also float fish from the boat. The main lodge and guest cabins are situated near the Bighorn Mountains. Rooms are air-conditioned and feature two queen beds and a full private bath. The main lodge dining area serves as the central gathering place to share fishing tales and enjoy a delicious meal.
2024 pricing:
Per person – Double occupancy/shared guide: 3-nights/2-days fishing $1,395, 4-nights/3-days fishing $1,955, Â 5-nights/4-days fishing $2,515, 6-nights/5-days fishing $3,000.
Single occupancy/single guide: 3-nights/2-days fishing $1,995, 4-nights/3-days fishing $2,855, 5-nights/4-days fishing $3,715, 6-nights/5-days fishing $4,500.
Plus $3.20/person/night tax
Rates are per person
Purchase online or in Billings. $53.50 for a ten day non-resident fishing license.
Fly to Billings, rent a vehicle, and drive about 50 miles to the lodge near Ft. Smith.
Our Location
Office Hours
Phone
Fax
PO Box 335
Sidney, NE 69162
Monday – Friday, 8am – 5pm MST