Hebgen Lake runs 16-miles long and the area provides a number of campgrounds. Most of the arms of the lake offer good fly fishing for boats or float tubes. For camping information contact the Hebgen Lake Ranger District, PO Box 520, West Yellowstone, MT 59758 or call (406) 646-7369. All Hebgen Lake Ranger District fee sites are available to reserve on the recreation reservation system by calling 1-800-280-2267. Hebgen Lake offers seven campgrounds. Rainbow Point Campground and Baker's Hole campground exclude tent camping because of bear activity. Baker's Hole Campground is right on the Madison River just above where it joins the Madison Arm of Hebgen Lake. Anglers will find a white stake denoting the Park boundary.
- Rivers
Learn about fly fishing on Montana's Blue Ribbon rivers and streams.
- Southwest Rivers
Some of the world's most famous rivers are found in Southwest Montana including the Madison, Bighorn, Yellowstone, Bighole, Beaverhead, Gallatin and Jefferson - Central Rivers
Central Montana is best known for the Missouri River tailwater and Smith River Canyon but many other lesser known gems are also found here - Western Rivers
The rivers in the Missoula region include favorites such as the Clark Fork, Bitterroot, Rock Creek and the Blackfoot - Northwest Rivers
Northwestern Montana is home to the Kootenai tailwater and several great back country rivers including the headwaters of the Flathead River system
- Lakes
Explore the fishing opportunities on Montana's lakes and ponds.
- Southwest Lakes
Montana's best gulper fishing over the calibaetis hatch can be found on lakes such as Hebgen and Ennis in Southwest Montana - Central Lakes
Some of Montana's largest lakes such as Canyon Ferry are found in Central Montana and are home to some large trout along with warmwater species - Western Lakes
Western Montana is home to some great stillwater fishing including Georgetown Lake - Northwest Lakes
Northwest Montana is home to some huge lakes such as Flathead Lake and Hungryhorse Reservoir
- National Parks
Explore and fly fish the legendary waters of Yellowstone and Glacier National Parks.
- Yellowstone NP
Yellowstone National Park is home to some of the West's most hallowed fly fishing waters such as the Lamar, Yellowstone, Gardiner, Firehole, Madison and Slough Creek to name a few - Glacier NP
Glacier National Park is not as famous as Yellowstone for trout fisheries but it does have some special backcountry gems
- Plan
Plan for your Montana fishing trip. Find out when to come, what equipment to bring, browse blog articles, and more
- Fishing Seasons
Montana fishing changes by the season. Research how conditions change based on time of year - Weather
Weather in the Rockies in famous for its fickle nature - Equipment guide
Find out what rods, reels and line setups are appropriate for Montana waters - Travel Info
Information related to Montana's primary towns as gateways to great fishing - Fishing licenses
Information on rates for Montana fishing licenses as well as Yellowstone and Glacier National Parks - Articles
Articles and book reviews related to fly fishing in Montana and surrounding National Parks - About Us
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