Fly Fishing Montana's Clark Fork River from Dry Creek to Regis in June [Episode #28]
In this episode we are fly fishing trout on a nice day in June. We use our drift boat to float a nice section from Dry Creek to St Regis using nymphs and dries to catch and release Rainbows and Cutthroats. Another fantastic day in the outdoors of Montana. I hope you enjoy this episode.
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Special River from top to bottom.. Have never floated it... need to someday.
I can’t wait to get to Montana!! I’m with you guys though. A few whitefish are cool, but if you’re in them too long, it’s a bit frustrating. Especially when you know there are big trout to catch! Those Clark Fork Rainbows look super healthy! Nice show guys! Keep them coming!
I got a tip for you Ladin, keep your line tight and a bend in your rod. You might get one in that way😁
I try to keep my butt section of fly rod about 90 degree to where the fish is thus using the flex of the fly rod. NOT having the drag set too tight will help keep the fish from pulling the rod tip straight to them.
"thats gotta be 20"" ok............ lmfao @6:50 whatever helps you sleep bro
We have been known to exagerate
How long did that float take from dry creek ? What flow ?
We made it an 8 hour float but we spent lots of time stopping. Not sure exact flows but it is June so fairly high but not high enough to be to mirky.
Boat fish don't count.