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Fishing Reports
1 report total
Beaverhead River - November 12th, 2011
- Recorded:
- 40 ° F
- Fishing: Excellent
Streamers, Nymphs or Dry Flies are all catching big fish!!!
The water level has droped and we should see the flow around 300cfs. throughout the rest of the season. Streamer and nymph fishing are the most productive right now on the Beaverhead. Everybody knows that this is the time of the year to catch your biggest fish of the season, and with the large increase in water this year big fish are flat-out huge. Nymphing is always a great bet to stack up numbers of fish hooked (landing them is a different story this year), and look for these fish to hang out in deeper pools and near shelves this time of year.
There isn't much time left in the Montana trout season, but right now the fishing is hot and you should be here!
Call us for up to minute updates on the upper and lower stretches.
406-683-5276
A special note to our guided customers: If you are coming to fish our area and are looking for a guided trip and haven't made reservations yet, please call us as soon as possible.
Important note to all anlgers wanting to preserve one of the finest fisheries in the state - The Beaverhead is again full of fish this season. In fact we are asking anglers (as we have during most fishing seasons) to help the river by taking their share of fish home for the bar-b-que.
I know that killing fish is a bit over whelming to some anglers, but in the overall scheme of things the Beaverhead's health is in our hands and as stewards of our fisheries it is our responsibilty to help preserve them in one way or another. The Beaverhead River is one of our nations best and after watching the river for over 35 years I have come to realize that harvesting fish is a neccesary ingredient to the health and prosperity of our fishery.
Thanks for your consideration,
Tim Tollett
Poindexter is clear and fishing great. Blue Winged Olives and streamers are the name of the game. Perfect fall fishing weather is here!
Your Fly Box
Pheasant Tails. Sz. 14-18
Micro Mays' in olive and brown.. Sz. 14-18
Micro Stone. Sz. 14-18
B.H Tupps. Sz. 14,16
MVP's in olive & brown. Sz. 16,18
Zebra Midges in olive & brown. Sz. 18
P.T Cruzers. Olive, Pink. Sz. 14-18
Pink, grey and olive Scuds. Sz. 14,16
Ray Charles in gray & orange. Sz. 14,16
San Juans. Sz. 12-14
Zonkers. Sz. 4-8
Bellydancer Zonker, Yellow and White. Sz.4-8
Buggers. Sz. 4-12
Tim's Buggabully. Sz. 2-8
The water level has droped and we should see the flow around 300cfs. throughout the rest of the season. Streamer and nymph fishing are the most productive right now on the Beaverhead. Everybody knows that this is the time of the year to catch your biggest fish of the season, and with the large increase in water this year big fish are flat-out huge. Nymphing is always a great bet to stack up numbers of fish hooked (landing them is a different story this year), and look for these fish to hang out in deeper pools and near shelves this time of year.
There isn't much time left in the Montana trout season, but right now the fishing is hot and you should be here!
Call us for up to minute updates on the upper and lower stretches.
406-683-5276
A special note to our guided customers: If you are coming to fish our area and are looking for a guided trip and haven't made reservations yet, please call us as soon as possible.
Important note to all anlgers wanting to preserve one of the finest fisheries in the state - The Beaverhead is again full of fish this season. In fact we are asking anglers (as we have during most fishing seasons) to help the river by taking their share of fish home for the bar-b-que.
I know that killing fish is a bit over whelming to some anglers, but in the overall scheme of things the Beaverhead's health is in our hands and as stewards of our fisheries it is our responsibilty to help preserve them in one way or another. The Beaverhead River is one of our nations best and after watching the river for over 35 years I have come to realize that harvesting fish is a neccesary ingredient to the health and prosperity of our fishery.
Thanks for your consideration,
Tim Tollett
Poindexter is clear and fishing great. Blue Winged Olives and streamers are the name of the game. Perfect fall fishing weather is here!
Your Fly Box
Pheasant Tails. Sz. 14-18
Micro Mays' in olive and brown.. Sz. 14-18
Micro Stone. Sz. 14-18
B.H Tupps. Sz. 14,16
MVP's in olive & brown. Sz. 16,18
Zebra Midges in olive & brown. Sz. 18
P.T Cruzers. Olive, Pink. Sz. 14-18
Pink, grey and olive Scuds. Sz. 14,16
Ray Charles in gray & orange. Sz. 14,16
San Juans. Sz. 12-14
Zonkers. Sz. 4-8
Bellydancer Zonker, Yellow and White. Sz.4-8
Buggers. Sz. 4-12
Tim's Buggabully. Sz. 2-8
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Stream Flows
- Beaverhead River at Barretts MT
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Flow (cfs): Ssn
- Beaverhead River at Dillon MT
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Flow (cfs): Ssn
- Big Hole River at Maiden Rock nr Divide MT
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Flow (cfs): Ssn
- Big Hole River near Melrose MT
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Flow (cfs): IceTemperature (°F): 32
- Ruby River above reservoir near Alder, MT
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Flow (cfs): 125
- Ruby River below reservoir near Alder, MT
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Flow (cfs): 34
- Jefferson River near Twin Bridges MT
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Flow (cfs): 1160
- Madison River at Kirby Ranch nr Cameron MT
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Flow (cfs): 1210Temperature (°F): 35.42
Click here to get current data from Clark Canyon Reservoir.