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MONTANA'S PREMIER HUNTING & SMITH RIVER FLY FISHING ADVENTURES |
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Montana River Day Fishing Trips |
 | As guides who have worked for years on a trout stream, we have a story to tell. We may have fish photos, but our knowledge of the species, the history of the waters we fish and the subtleties we can share will bring you back to our guides year after year. |
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MADISON RIVER |
Ennis is the home of the famous Madison River, known for the best fly fishing in America! Wildlife, beautiful mountain scenery, great fly fishing, and the knowledge of our friendly Madison River guides is what will make Blast and Cast Outfitters your annual choice for fishing guides in Ennis, Montana. Some of the more famous hatches on the Madison are the salmon fly hatch in late June and early July, the golden and nocturnal stonefly hatch from min June to early August, and some of the best August terrestrial fishing in all of Montana. Other daily hatches we expect to see throughout the spring and summer are prolific mayfly and caddis fly. Also specializing in early morning streamer fishing for your larger trout. |
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BIG HOLE | BEAVERHEAD These are two of our favorite special rivers! Blast and Cast Outfitters has been around long enough to hold restricted use permits on both of these rivers. Epic salmon fly hatches, and rarely heard of (let alone seen) cranefly hatches are just a few of the mythical hatches found here. Of course, like the Madison, streamer fishing for pot-bellied brown trout is a must for all streamer fishermen. |
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JEFFERSON RIVER |
| One of the lesser known trout streams, the Jefferson river, is often one of our go-tos for trophy hunting. Streamer fishing for voracious toothy browns can be quite satisfying and oftentimes shocking for even the most experienced trout fisher. Learn new techniques you will take home that will apply to your favorite fishing waters. Some days, we even run into epic mayfly and unpredictable stonefly hatches. The Jefferson is also one of our favorite gear fishing rivers. |
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YELLOWSTONE RIVER |
The Yellowstone River is well known as a native cutthroat fishery in Montana. Nestled into Paradise Valley, this big river can be a wonderful place to learn and improve on dry-fly fishing. As all of our classic Montana rivers, it is also well-known streamer fishery. |  |
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Recommended Items To Bring |
-Serious rain coat (I’m not kidding here, spend the money)
-Baseball cap
-Towel
-Light long sleeve shirts
-Chap stick
-Sun block
-Change of dry, warm clothes | -Felt wading sandals
-Sweater & fleece top
-Light weight waders
-Warm coat & hat
-9 foot #4 & #6 rods & reels
-2 sets of gloves(one water proof, one light or fingerless)
-Lots of socks(some wool)
-2 pair of polarized sun glasses(amber and brown)
-Favorite trout flies
-Extra leaders and possibly a new fly line
-Head lamp
-Camera & lots of film or memory
-Binoculars |
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Blast N Cast Outfitters | Ennis, Montana | Outfitter # 727 | Todd France P- 406.682.4420 | E- weflythedry@gmail.com
This Institution Is An Equal Opportunity Provider |
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