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Tucked between the Madison Range to the east and the Gravelly Mountains to the west, it offers some of the most spectacular scenery in Montana. In addition to breathtaking views, the Upper Madison offers some of the most consistent fishing in the state. Fish counts average more than 3,000 per mile, most of which are strong and healthy rainbows and browns. Hooking into a 20-plus-inch trout on the Upper Madison is not uncommon, and pound for pound, these fish are stronger than most. This is exciting and sometimes challenging fishing, where good fly selections and long drifts are the keys to success. With many different hatches occurring, knowledge and experience make a difference. Our years of experience on the upper Madison provide great opportunities for success on this scenic and exciting river. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fd13a32e80a11329d5e73b7/1616801218526-L7YG6CVD5MYT3KV8TCFY/DSC_1080.jpg Rivers - The Lower Maddison Beginning downstream of Ennis Dam, the Lower Madison flows through a twelve-mile stretch of wilderness known as Bear Trap Canyon. This section of river requires expert oaring skills as it drops through class IV whitewater. Once the river exits Bear Trap Canyon, it opens up to expansive vistas as it meanders towards the headwaters of the Missouri River near the town of Three Forks. This stretch of river is much slower than the Upper Madison and provides ideal drift boat fishing during the spring and fall months. The Lower Madison is known for large rainbows and browns that gorge on a variety of insects and larger prey, such as crayfish and sculpins. It is ideal for targeting large fish tucked under shallow weed beds. Located only 30 minutes from Bozeman, the Lower Madison is a great option for half-day and full-day float trips. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fd13a32e80a11329d5e73b7/1616801245302-30SOAPFA6HD9EY9G21H1/Screen%25252BShot%25252B2021-02-25%25252Bat%25252B11.55.37%25252BAM.jpg Rivers - The Yellowstone The Yellowstone River is the longest free-flowing river in the continental United States. It flows over 680 uninterrupted miles from its source in Yellowstone Park to its confluence with the Missouri River in North Dakota. This river is as diverse as it is long, providing anglers with a wide variety of fishing options. Due to challenging wading conditions, the Yellowstone River is ideal for drift boat fly fishing. The most popular section of the Yellowstone River is the picturesque Paradise Valley, located just outside Livingston, Montana. This iconic stretch is surrounded by mountains on all sides and offers some of the most spectacular scenery found anywhere. In addition to breathtaking views, the Paradise Valley stretch provides incredible fishing for wild cutthroat, brown, and rainbow trout. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fd13a32e80a11329d5e73b7/1616801283879-JX468BJ3HIO25QTKO60W/DJI_0380.jpg Rivers - The Gallatin The Gallatin is a stunning freestone river that begins in Yellowstone Park and flows approximately 120 miles north to its confluence with the Missouri River. It is one of three rivers, alongside the Jefferson and Madison, that converge near Three Forks, Montana, to form the Missouri. The upper portion of the river winds through the beautiful Gallatin Canyon, surrounded by dense timbered forests and large rock walls. The lower section flows through the cottonwood bottoms and ranchlands of the picturesque Gallatin Valley. Although the Gallatin is sometimes overshadowed by larger rivers, it offers a wide variety of fishing options in a spectacular setting. Wild rainbows and browns dominate in the Gallatin, but cutthroat and grayling can also be caught in the upper stretches of the river. Due to the smaller nature of the Gallatin, wade fishing is the norm; however, the lower stretches can be floated if conditions allow. Its numerous public access points and close proximity to Bozeman make it an excellent choice for both half-day and full-day walk-wade trips. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fd13a32e80a11329d5e73b7/1616801329035-7U9D3IJ47KPSZASLQ0FT/shutterstock_655960816_resize.jpg Rivers - Missouri River The Missouri River is the longest river in North America, extending the Mississippi by just 23 miles. This remarkable river system begins near Three Forks, Montana, where the Gallatin, Madison, and Jefferson Rivers meet. As the river flows north, it encounters a series of dams that create a diverse system of reservoirs and tailwaters. The section between Wolf Creek and Craig, Montana, below Holter Dam is by far the most popular, but the tailwaters below Hauser and Toston Dams shouldn’t be overlooked. The stretch from Hauser Dam to Hauser Lake is aptly named the Land of Giants (LOG), where trout measuring 24-30 inches are quite common. If you’re seeking a true Montana fly-fishing experience, the Missouri River should be on your list. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fd13a32e80a11329d5e73b7/1616801366573-PZQVH5D1QKZQJ6B0D897/shutterstock_1139660723_resize.jpg Rivers - Boulder River The Boulder River is appropriately named as it harbors countless granite boulders from its origin in the Absaroka Beartooth Wilderness to its confluence with the Yellowstone River near Big Timber, Montana. The Boulder is a pristine river that is stacked with gorgeous rainbows and browns. These fish are hungry and willing to attack both dry flies and nymphs. 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Over two thousand days in the field with clients. Strong leadership skills and ability to organize and lead activities in remote outdoor environments. Strong logistical and problem solving abilities combined with exceptional personal communication skills between operators, staff and guests to fulfill owner and client expectations. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fd13a32e80a11329d5e73b7/9265bd3f-f7f2-4efd-96c6-ad1942db7e97/IMG_E6148.jpg Fly Fishing Education Adam Knoff Adam grew up in Minnesota with his twin brother, Eric. He moved to Montana in 1995, where he continued to explore his passion for fishing and mountaineering. After studying social studies education at Montana State University, he became a professional mountain guide in 2001. During the off-season, Adam guides climbing expeditions on some of the world's highest peaks in locations such as Mexico, Peru, Ecuador, Alaska, Russia, and Nepal. He contributed to the creation of the Khumbu Climbing School in Nepal, a non-profit dedicated to teaching the Sherpas critical skills to safely work with Western climbing expeditions. Adam is extremely patient on the water and always maintains a sense of humor while working hard to get the job done, whether it involves climbing a summit or finding hungry fish. Adam resides in Bozeman and spends his free time raising his two sons. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fd13a32e80a11329d5e73b7/3f24dc7c-44e0-4950-9a2d-328cc79f2004/A_Peterson_Tom_Morgan_Fall_Shoot_MadisonRiver-113.jpg Fly Fishing Education Eric Knoff Eric grew up fishing in Minnesota lakes, pursuing walleye, pike, and bass. In the mid-1990s, he moved to Montana to attend Montana State University and quickly became captivated by fly fishing. After college, Eric worked as a climbing guide for Exum Mountain Guides in Teton National Park. In 2012, after a decade of guiding in the mountains and fishing stunning mountain rivers and lakes whenever he could, Eric shifted his guiding focus to fly fishing. Eric loves sharing his passion for fly fishing and his deep knowledge of local waterways with clients. As a full-time outfitter and owner of Fly Fish Montana, Eric and his skilled guides look forward to hosting you on your next Montana adventure. Whether you’re learning to cast or are an experienced angler, Eric and his team are dedicated to ensuring your fishing experience is enjoyable, safe, and unforgettable. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fd13a32e80a11329d5e73b7/b0168f11-f49e-4a18-a88c-786765ba8843/2099eriver_web-78%281%29.jpg Fly Fishing Education Location Trout Connection is in the heart of Paradise Valley, MT—one of the world’s most iconic landscapes. Surrounded by the towering peaks of the Absaroka Mountains and bisected by the famed Yellowstone River, this region embodies the perfect environment to inspire the human spirit through the adventure of fly fishing. The Tower House property provides guests with the ideal mix of comfort and accessibility, creating an unforgettable experience found only in the heart of Yellowstone country. www.towermontana.com https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fd13a32e80a11329d5e73b7/1dc6dc00-58e0-4e74-8814-795c29eab0b0/2099eriver_web-82%281%29.jpg Fly Fishing Education The Tower House is perfectly situated on 14 acres that border 16 acres of State Land, offering direct access to the Yellowstone River, which provides incredible privacy and ample opportunities for wildlife watching and, of course, fishing! Unobstructed mountain and river views surround the property. Beautiful outdoor spaces encircle the Tower House. A gravel trail descends from the house, merging into a worn grass path that provides direct river access. This location is ideal for learning about the river and the surrounding ecosystem. Excellent floating and wade fishing are just minutes away, offering unmatched opportunities to connect with the environment and of course a few nice trout! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fd13a32e80a11329d5e73b7/b5f3c944-20c9-42fe-b81e-f394a2b80bc4/DSC_1081.JPG Fly Fishing Education Class Itinerary Day one - October 9th: Arrive at the Tower House around noon. Introductions and a property tour. Review gear list and prepare for an afternoon float on the Yellowstone River. Assess students' abilities and work on basic casting, line management, and fly selection. End the day with a fire, BBQ, and a social hour. DYI dinner. Day Two - October 10th: Breakfast in the barn at 7:30 am. Present the day's agenda. A full-day float on the Yellowstone will allow one to learn various techniques, cast different rigs, read diverse water conditions, discover the river ecosystem, and even practice rowing a boat. There will be a lunch break followed by afternoon casting practice. DIY dinner. Free fishing and exploring are encouraged. Day Three: Breakfast in the barn. Full float on the Yellowston River. Emphasis on students understanding and tying nymphing rigs. Walk-wade fishing instruction. Lunch on the water. Rowing instruction. There will be evening knot-tying and rigging instruction in the commons area. Hi-vis mirage for demonstrations. DIY dinner. Free fishing and exploring. Day Four: Breakfast in the barn. Full-day Yankee Jim Canyon or Gardiner raft adventure. Dry fly fishing techniques with an emphasis on reading water, river safety, and logistics. Lunch on the water. Evening practice for trailer backing and boat launching at Loch Leven. Day Five: Breakfast in the barn. 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