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Fishing & Floating in Montana
Ahhh, ...on the water, by the water, in the water - it's all good. There's something unequaled about the effect that water has on us. For the casual floaters or the fishing buffs among us, we offer many maps and books to enrich and inform you of the waters you may be entering. We carry Flyfisher's Guides by Wilderness Adventures Press, paddling and canoe camping books . For Montana we stock many river and stream maps, from the Montana Afloat series for all the major rivers, to the Rocky Mountain Survey maps of the Absaroka Beartooth area. Idaho's Wild and Scenic Salmon River and Montana's Wild and Scenic Upper Missouri River are certainly worth a look. So check your tackle box, pack the bug spray and hit the water!
Montana's Best Fishing Waters provides the reader with 170 detailed maps of 34 of the best rivers, streams and lakes. This is the fourth in a new series of books by Wilderness Adventures Press, Inc., featuring 173 full color detailed maps of 34 of Montana's best fishing waters (includes rivers, streams, and lakes). Montana's Best Fishing… read more
This completely new guidebook details the wealth of great flyfishing in Big Sky Country. From major rivers like the Yellowstone, Missouri, Beaverhead, Big Hole, Clark Fork, Bighorn, and Madison down to the smallest fishable creeks and lakes, veteran fishing author Chuck Robbins tells anglers everything they need to know about Montana's best fisheri… read more
Expert fly angler Chuck Robbins covers over 50 of the best fisheries the Northern Rockies have to offer -- from famous waters like the Henry's Fork, the Beaverhead, Silver Creek, and Yellowstone Lake to lesser-fished gems like the Kootenai, Upper Green, and Greybull Rivers and the Newton Lakes. In his book On the Fly Guide to the Northern Rockies, R… read more
"Take it with you on the road!" Contains: 228 pages with photographs 11 maps + fly patterns and regional hatch information 22 rivers (from the famous to the little known) 43 creeks 122 lakes private & public campgrounds Montana Fly Fishing & Camping Guide - Glacier to Yellowstone provides a comprehensive Montana camp… read more
Montana offers fly fishers more than a little bit of everything. From classic rivers holding trophy rainbows and browns to high-country wilderness lakes filled with unsophisticated native cutthroats, out to high plains reservoirs and their own windswept version of this sometimes arcane pursuit, Montana presents several lifetimes of angli… read more
Some of the best sport fishing in and around Wyoming, Montana, and Idaho is found in Yellowstone National Park. Cutthroat trout, browns, rainbows, brookies, lake trout, and grayling are among the premier game fish found in the park's pristine lakes, powerful rivers, and meandering streams. Fishing Yellowstone National Park describes all the waters… read more
If Big Sky country ever designates a state passion, it's likely to be fishing. Anglers enjoy an unsurpassed wealth of fishing waters with scenic backdrops that can take your breath away. In Fishing Montana,, these waters are the topic of discussion. The voices of some of Montana's foremost fishing guides and fisheries experts speak volumes in these… read more
Imagine pulling your canoe to shore at the day's end, cooking up a hearty meal, and lying back in your warm sleeping bag to watch the stars. 'There is the feel of a paddle and the movement of a canoe, a magic compounded by distance, adventure, solitude and peace...' wrote Sigurd F. Olson in The Lonely Land. The pleasures of the extended canoe trip… read more
Canoeing & Camping Beyond the Basics provides expert instruction on canoe camping along North America's waterways. This thirtieth-anniversary edition details the skills you need to make your canoe camping excursions safe and enjoyable, whether you paddle on millponds, lazy rivers, or wilderness lakes. Veteran wilderness guide C… read more
There are more than 1,000 lakes and streams in the magnificent Beartooth and Absaroka mountains. Many of these waters teem with colorful fish; others are barren. Some are easily accessible; others are tough to find. So how does an angler figure out where to go and how to get there? It’s all here in the new, revised Fishing the Beartooths. This g… read more
Montana's Upper Missouri National Wild and Scenic River is a one hundred forty-nine mile wilderness stretch of the Missouri River that has changed but little since Lewis and Clark first saw it in 1805. In addition to the river corridor's incredible beauty, it played a major role in the settling of the West, and there are scores of import… read more
The Upper Missouri River Breaks National Monument Boaters' Guide map set is produced by the Bureau of Land Management and is intended to enrich the Upper Missouri experience for both new and well-seasoned river floaters. In addition to updated maps, you will find information on river access points, campsites and safety tips as… read more
As the big Missouri passes Fort Benton on its downriver journey, it enters a unique region where it flows silently through a magnificent landscape barely touched over time. Here it commences its role as the centerpiece of a new national monument and is protected forever. Rick and Susie Graetz, longtime outdoor photographers and trave… read more
In 1901, almost a century after Lewis and Clark toiled along the same route, noted writer James Willard Schultz and his Blackfeet wife Natahki (Fine Shield Woman) made a float trip on Montana’s Missouri River from Fort Benton to the mouth of the Milk River, a distance of more than 200 miles. In a small boat, they passed through what is now the Upper M… read more
Gary LaFontaine needs no introduction. He was renowned worldwide for his innovative fly patterns, his books, and his enormous influence in the world of fly fishing and fly tying. In this classic work on fishing for trout in the high-altitude lakes of the West, he turns his considerable talents to this highly specialized but also endlessly absorbing as… read more
Montana's rivers hold a wealth of riches - something for everyone. The history buff can follow the routes of Lewis and Clark along the Missouri, the Jefferson, the Beaverhead, the Bitterroot rivers and experience others that the explorers named - the Marias, the Judith, the Gallatin, the Madison, the Dearborn, the Smith. The paddler looking for awes… read more
How does an angler know when and where to fish, how to get there, and what kind of gear will reel in the catch? The answers are all here in Fishing Glacier National Park. Glacier National Park offers some of the most beautiful and exciting sport fishing in Montana. Trout, whitefish, grayling, and pike swim in the park's pristine alpine lakes, power… read more
The lakes of Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks often play second fiddle to the hiking trails and majestic peaks. This book aims to give those lakes their due and to provide paddling enthusiasts the first guide to the waters of the parks where travel by canoe and kayak is allowed. Adventure awaits the well-prepared and safety-conscious p… read more