Lake Boat Fly Fishing Trip
Difficulty
easy
Duration
3–6 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels; basic mobility and comfort on a boat are needed
Overview
Discover the serenity of Montana’s lakes on a private boat fly fishing adventure near Gardiner. Experience expert-guided fishing in breathtaking surroundings, perfect for anglers seeking a personalized outdoor experience.
Lake Boat Fly Fishing Trip
All Ages • 7 to 8 Hours • Up to 2 People • Starting at $700
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About This Adventure
Experience the thrill of Stillwater fly fishing in the stunning lakes of Yellowstone National Park. Enjoy a full day on the water with expert guidance, all necessary gear, and a delicious lunch provided. This intimate small-group adventure promises unforgettable moments amidst breathtaking natural beauty. Join us for an exceptional fishing journey!
Come join out amazing fly fishing experience!
Rates
- Small Groups - 1 to 2 Anglers • 1 Guide/Boat - $700
Duration
- Seven to Eight Hours
About
- Join us for exciting Stillwater fly fishing on the lakes of Yellowstone National Park via a motorized boat.
Location
- Meet at Wild West Rafting shop in Gardiner, MT or at Bridge Bay Marina in Yellowstone National Park. If you are staying in Gardiner we can pick you up where you are staying.
Included
- Lunch and cold drinks, Fly rods/reels, all necessary Fly Fishing Tackle and Flies, Waders and Boots when needed.
Not Included
- Yellowstone Fishing Permit and Entrance Pass, gratuity for guide, warm layers/ rain jackets when needed.
Adventure Tips
Use Light Tackle for Better Action
Opt for light-weight rods and tippets to enhance your chances of landing native trout and enjoy more action.
Check Water Levels Beforehand
Verify current water conditions to ensure optimal fishing spots and boat accessibility during your trip.
Wear Sun Protection
Apply sunscreen, wear a hat, and UV-protective sunglasses to stay comfortable under the Montana sun.
Arrive Early for Prime Fishing Spots
Getting on the water early gives you the best chance to access the most productive fishing locations.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Bald eagles
- Mule deer
History
The lakes and rivers near Gardiner have been used by Indigenous peoples for thousands of years, and later became popular among early settlers and outfitters for fishing and recreation.
Conservation
Yellowstone Fly Fishing Co. practices catch-and-release and emphasizes sustainable fishing to protect local fish populations and habitat.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Polarized Sunglasses
Reduce glare off the water to see fish and underwater structures clearly.
Lightweight, Breathable Clothing
Keep comfortable and protect against sun exposure during warm weather days.
summer specific
Fishing License
Necessary legal requirement for fishing in Montana waters.
Wading Boots or Non-slip Shoes
Secure footing on boat decks or shoreline while prepping gear or landing fish.
spring|summer|fall specific