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Blodgett Creek flows for 17 miles before entering Montana's Bitterroot River. The lower few miles are on private land and are dewatered for agricultural purposes. The upper section runs thru national forest land and offers fishing for brook trout and cutthroats. There is a parking area and trail that follows Blodgett Creek up to its source. This is a popular hiking area for local residents so be sure to arrive early to find a parking space. The scenery along the trail is outstanding. The stream itself gets very little pressure. The beaver ponds offer the best fishing. Some areas have a lot of boulders. If you hike to the end of the trail you can fish at Blodgett Lake and catch cutthroats.
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