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Fly Fishing Guide Services
Winner 2002 Orvis® Endorsed Lodge of the Year!

one Mountain Ranch is proud of its award winning guide staff. Program Manager and Guide, Ennion Williams has led his team of well trained, highly motivated guides for the past four years. Guides Gary Lewis (1997) and Brian Kimmel (1999) have both won the prestigious ORVIS® Endorsed Guide of the Year award. John Hall, Rick Reed, Daniel Wendell, Kurt Dehmer and Chris Mason round out a strong staff dedicated to teach all aspects of fishing to both beginners and experienced fly fishers. Emphasis is placed on teaching and correct techniques as well as appreciating the natural environment surrounding Yellowstone Country.

fter a day of fishing, guests have a better understanding of fish habitat, entomology, casting techniques, wading skills, basic knots and fly presentation. Our professional guides will help you experience Montana fly fishing at its best.

Fishing Guide Report

Date: April 16, 2008

Gallatin River

Warmer spring like weather has moved in and trout activity has increased. Fishing is excellent on the Gallatin now with everything working from rubberlegged girdle bugs to pheasant tails. Midge activity most every sunny day, which there are more of now. 380 CFS

Madison River in Yellowstone Park

Closed for the winter.

Madison River below Hebgen Dam

Winter fishing possibilities here. Small midges and san juan worms are traditional favorites until the spring. The river from Earthquake Lake to Mactee Bridge will close on March 1st. Flow 1030 cfs

Madison River below Ennis Dam

Another great winter fishing destination. Hiking up the Bear Trap can produce nice trout on small flies. 1150 cfs

Firehole River

Closed for the winter

Yellowstone River

River is fishable until January when it becomes iced over.

Operated under Robert L. Schaap... Outfitter #354