Embark on a fly fishing journey along Rock Creek River in Montana, known for its breathtaking landscapes and exceptional trout fishing. With Latitudes Outfitting, delve into one of Montana’s most celebrated blue-ribbon trout streams. Rock Creek offers an unforgettable experience for anglers of all levels, with its unspoiled beauty and rich aquatic life.
Rock Creek River flows through a strikingly scenic canyon, lined with towering pines and rocky outcrops. This freestone stream is renowned for its crystal-clear waters, vibrant ecosystem, and accessibility for wading. The river's diverse environment, from fast-moving riffles to deep pools, provides ideal habitats for various trout species and challenges even the most skilled anglers.
Rock Creek is teeming with cutthroat, brown, and rainbow trout. It’s a fly fisher’s paradise throughout the year, but the best times to visit are late spring and early summer when the water levels are favorable, and the fish are highly active. The famed salmonfly hatch in June is a particular highlight, drawing both trout and anglers from across the region.
Navigating Rock Creek's varying currents and structures requires strategic approaches, especially during the larger hatches when trout become more selective. Effective fishing on Rock Creek involves adapting techniques and flies to match the hatch and water conditions. Anglers should be prepared for both stealthy approaches in clear water conditions and more aggressive tactics during high water periods.
A versatile 5-weight fly rod is ideal for handling the diverse fishing conditions of Rock Creek. Anglers should equip themselves with a range of dry flies, nymphs, and streamers to adapt to the river’s dynamic environment. Breathable waders and sturdy wading boots are essential for safely navigating the rocky and sometimes slippery riverbed.
Latitudes Outfitting offers expertly guided tours along Rock Creek River, providing anglers with the insights and local knowledge necessary to make the most of their fishing trip. Our guides are passionate about fly fishing and committed to ensuring that every guest has a rewarding and memorable experience on this magnificent river.
Rock Creek River is not just a destination; it’s an escape into the heart of Montana’s wild landscapes, offering some of the best trout fishing in the country. With Latitudes Outfitting, experience the thrill of casting into Rock Creek’s abundant waters and discover why this river is a must-visit for any serious fly fisher. Join us on an adventure that combines the excitement of the catch with the serenity of pristine, natural settings.
Our full day guided fishing/float trip includes
Local Waters: Bitterroot River, including the West and East Fork (depending on time of year), Blackfoot and Clark Fork River.
Full day trips are generally 6 to 8 hours of guided fishing from a drift boat/fishing raft by a professional and licensed guide.
Trip includes: all flies, leaders, rods (if necessary), transportation to/from designated meeting location, non-alcoholic beverages, an expert guide, and streamside lunch.
Our partial day guided fishing/float trip includes
Local Waters: Bitterroot River, including the West and East Fork (depending on time of year), Blackfoot and Clark Fork River.
Partial day trips are generally 4 to 5 hours of guided fishing from a drift boat/fishing raft by a professional and licensed guide.
AM and PM partial day options are available, depending on the time of year and guide availability.
Trip includes: all flies, leaders, rods (if necessary), transportation to/from designated meeting location, non-alcoholic beverages, and an expert guide.
Our full day guided fishing/float trip on the Missouri River (Craig, MT) includes
Full day trips are generally 6 to 8 hours of guided fishing from a drift boat/fishing raft by a professional and licensed guide.
Trip includes: all flies, leaders, rods (if necessary), transportation to/from designated meeting location, non-alcoholic beverages, an expert guide, and streamside lunch.
Our full day guided fishing/float trip on Rock Creek includes
Full day trips are generally 6 to 8 hours of guided fishing from a drift boat/fishing raft by a professional and licensed guide.
Trip includes: all flies, leaders, rods (if necessary), transportation to/from designated meeting location, non-alcoholic beverages, an expert guide, and streamside lunch.
Our full day guided walk/wade trip includes
Local Waters: Bitterroot River, including the West and East Fork (depending on time of year), Blackfoot and Clark Fork River.
Full day trips are generally 6 to 8 hours of guided fishing by a professional and licensed guide.
Trip includes: all flies, leaders, rods (if necessary), transportation to/from designated meeting location, non-alcoholic beverages, an expert guide, and streamside lunch.
Our full day scenic float trip includes
Local Waters: Bitterroot River, including the West and East Fork (depending on time of year), Blackfoot and Clark Fork River.
Full day trips are generally 6 to 8 hours of floating from a drift boat/fishing raft by a professional and licensed guide.
Trip includes: transportation to/from designated meeting location, non-alcoholic beverages, an expert guide, and streamside lunch.
Our partial day scenic float trip includes
Local Waters: Bitterroot River, including the West and East Fork (depending on time of year), Blackfoot and Clark Fork River.
Partial day trips are generally 4 to 5 hours of floating from a drift boat/fishing raft by a professional and licensed guide.
AM and PM Partial Day options are available, depending on the time of year and guide availability.
Trip includes: transportation to/from designated meeting location, non-alcoholic beverages, and an expert guide.
Our casting lessons are a great way to learn the ropes before a day on the river! Our lessons are booked by the hour. With one casting instructor/guide, we can accommodate groups of up to 6 people.
With groups of 7 or more, we strongly recommend hiring another guide or booking multiple "sessions" to ensure quality instruction and attention.
Our guide will provide all of the necessary equipment and materials for the lesson however, feel free to bring your own rod/reel to practice with. For scheduling, our office will work with you to set the best time based on your group's needs and guide availability.
Robert Gary, Owner/Outfitter #7970
PO Box 1281
Hamilton, MT 59840
Operating on United States Forest Service - Special Use Permits
