The Boulder River is a great river for fly fishing and floating expeditions in south-central Montana. It flows north from the Absaroka Mountains towards the Yellowstone River at Big Timber, Montana. Whether you’re looking for a new adventure or just are ready to mix it up from the typically crowded Yellowstone River, here is everything …
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As with the Stillwater, flows on the Boulder have dropped and warmed. The forks may still kick in some occasional off color water due to thunderstorms, so flows will be clearer, but swift and high, up above Natural Bridge. Nymphing along the edges is always a good bet with a beadhead fly like a prince …
Flows have continued to drop and the water warm up. Start looking to get out early on the bright and sunny days as fish will be skittish about coming up to the dry fly. Fish a big dry or smaller hopper pattern with a long dropper nymph. For hopper patterns, tan, peach and olive body …
Flows are continuing to drop. As flows drop, the lower river is the best option for float fishing. The river above Absarokee is pretty bony and is tough rowing. Dry fly fishing is good as fish are eating the big dry with regularity by early afternoon. Stimulators, Jack Cabe, Chubbys and PMXs are good choices. …
As with the Stillwater, flows on the Boulder have dropped and warmed. The forks may still kick in some occasional off color water due to thunderstorms, so flows will be clearer, but swift and high, up above Natural Bridge. Nymphing along the edges is always a good bet with a beadhead fly like a prince …
Flows have continued to drop and the water warm up. Start looking to get out early on the bright and sunny days as fish will be skittish about coming up to the dry fly. Dead drifting buggers or other streamer patterns along with a stonefly pattern or a big rubber leg like a girdle bug …
Flows are dropping, with the lower river at a comfortable flow for floating. As flows drop, the lower river is the best option for float fishing. While the entire river is floatable, the river above Absarokee is getting pretty bony in places and is best floated with a light load. Dry fly fishing has improved, …
As with the Stillwater, flows on the Boulder have dropped and cleared. The forks may still kick in some occasional off color water due to thunderstorms, so flows will be clearer, but swift and high, up above Natural Bridge. While nymphing along the edges is probably the best bet with a beadhead fly like a …