Fly Fishing for Trout in Montana

Today we fly fishing on the Beaverhead river in Montana with nymphs and dry Flies. In this video, we'll be using a combination of nymphs and dry flies to target some beautiful rainbow and brown trout. The Beaverhead river is a prime destination for fly fishing, with its clear, cold water and abundant insect hatches. We'll be using nymphs to mimic the insects that live beneath the surface of the water, as well as dry flies to mimic the insects that sit on top of the water. Watch Mike throw a #20 fly at a stubborn male brown trout in a safe comfortable pocket of water. Here we go a 20 inch brown on a #20 dry fly. Don't forget to like and subscribe for more fly fishing content! 00:00 Introduction 02:02 First rainbow of the day 05:32 Beaverhead river and its productive biology 08:10 Big trout are coming out to eat 11:46 Hunting for a big brown 17:10 Just missed 20:01 20 for a 20