Big Hole River
Bighorn River
Bitterroot River
Bitterroot River, East Fork
Bitterroot River, West Fork
Blackfoot River
Lower Clark Fork River
Clark Fork River
Middle Fork Flathead River
Flint Creek
Gallatin River
Georgetown Lake
Kootenai River
Madison River, Between Quake Lake and Ennis
Madison River, Below Ennis Lake
Missouri, Below Holter Dam
Rock Creek
Yellowstone River
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| Glacier Anglers |
Water flow: 606
Visibility: 60 inches
Water temperature at mid-day: 54 Degrees F
Water condition: Clear
Best time of day to fish: Mid Day
Best stretch: Big Creek - Glacier Rim
Best access point: Big Creek
Fly fishing hatches in order of importance:
Stoneflies Drakes Mayflies
Fish species: Trout
Fishing season: April-November
Nearest airport: Glacier International - Kallispel (FCA)
Recommended fly fishing leader: 9 Foot Leader
Recommended fly fishing tippet: 4X Tippet
Best fly fishing rod: 9' 5 Weight Fly Rod
Best floating fly line: WF Trout Fly Line
The North Fork of the Flathead flows directly south from the Canadian Border, and makes up the western boarder of Glacier National Park until its confluence with the Middle Fork at Blankenship Bridge. The North Fork is an exceptional West Slope Cutthroat fishery, with breathtaking views of Glacier National Park.
Slower, deeper water is holding the most fish.
Fish are still in the river system, but far and few between. Rainbows are being caught more than cutthroat right now in some sections.
