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i would say you might want to check out the spring at centerville mo first road on the left after a sharp curve heading south the road runs along the river. if you want to eat out for dinner call widerness lodge you will need a reservation . lots of canoe and tube rentals in lesterville .

just got back from a two week stay if you want info on fishing beartooth outfiters -flyshop dan and nacey. they have a great operation everything you will need they even ship stuff to the branson area for resale by shops there . we fished the madison, yellowstone,beaverhead,and the red river. they closed most of the fishing in the park . ennis mt has some great places to stay and eat . if your looking for a interesting guy to take you out in a drift boat look up leon thaxton he knows the water better than most hes been guiding the area for many years and is a real montana. ive been going ther for many years the ennis area is a special place .

many many years ago i fished the b fork on the black wade fished cant tell you how great a place it was back then. top waterfishing using a chunk of wood called a rainbow with five sets of hooks.lots of snakes i hate snakes cant believe i never got bit by one of those cotton mouth monsters. great times of the past . thank you jc for taking me along.

i have a simple solution that works great thanks to fred over at ulrich .i have a inline coupling under the dash in the winter just pull the line off and plug the line. yes the gauge does not work in the winter. or i can use it and just pull the line apart at the end of the day to drain the line. hope that helps.

i have a ranger and if you do use it in the winter which i do it will freeze and break the gauge. yep it happen to me i learned the hard way.

i heard on my scanner that two homes in polnt royal were starting to slide into tany . The story just keeps on going . i feel so sorry and pray for all those who have lost so much .

Just heard they are going to open the gates more so be ready for more current this is from a reliable person that knows what's going on be safe everyone.

it sounds like you have a pretty good program on where to be at what time of the year . the brown water can be a problem but if you catch it right it can be very productive if you can keep a fly right next to the bank edge with light fishing presure that time of the year. i used to wade the castor river for those mean light smallmouth alot but i guess my age has slowed me down cant handle the rocks in my shoes like i used to and being a lot slower on my feet with lots of snakes on that little river also keeps me away" i hate snakes" something the rivers of montana no problem with . i like fishing that spring top water stuff on the rock from bluegill to bass its my favorite time of the year here in missouri. sept in montana is unbelivable any time around the 15th with the wildlife and the great fall colors along with the hoppers still around you cant beat it .our place over looks the wall creek area we see elk ,moose, wolves never know what critter will be hanging around the area keeps it interesting along with the drift boats going down the madison. we are going out this year to hit the salmonfly season i hope its always a hit or miss deal . sure keeps my brittney busy she loves it with all the activity. good fishing

hi al thanks for the fishing reports makes me want to jump in the car and head for my cabin on the madison. guess im to much of a fair weather fisherman when it comes to montana this time of year . have done some ice fishing on hegben lake with a wind chill of minus 30 a few times and had a great time in the snow. now i see you or from flat river pretty small world i spend my time in fredericktown ,branson, and montana have never fished the area you have been fishing but it looks interesting ive enjoy reading about your fishing trips and the pictures or great in helping to visualize the adventure of the day. keep up the reports and good fishing

good to see a report from mt and the yellowstone . i have a place in mt that i get to a few times a year its on the madison near the palasades area about 35 miles from west yellowstone. beautiful country but those snow drifts can be a problem . if you get to that area stop by and see the nice folks at the beartooth fly shop near the palasades area about 5miles past cameron if your headed toward west yellowstone . if you ever need info about the madison look up leon thaxton at the madison fly shop in ennis a real interesting guy that has lived and guided on the mt rivers for many many years. good fishing...... the wind is your friend.

MAYBE A LITTLE LATE BUT I TRIED THE LINK ABOVE AND IT WORKED FOR ME ... IT IS A GREAT PLACE OF COURSE IM THE PROUD OWNER .... THANKS LILLEY FOR POSTING IT....I SPEND ALOT OF TIME ON THE ROCK AND TANNY IF ANYONE WOULD LIKE ADDITIONAL INFO JUST DROP ME A NOTE ...THANKS AGAIN

HARD A TERMINATOR BOAT WITH A 115 JET NOW HAVE A RANGER ....THE JET WAS GREAT FOR TANY ....BUT ON A LAKE LIKE THE ROCK IT WORKED BUT IT WAS NOT IDEAL COULDNT MAKE LONG RUNS WITH OUT WEARING YOU OUT ..A LOT OF WAVE SLAP...I HAD IT FOR SEVERAL YEARS AND RAN IT ON TANY AND TR....I FEEL SAFER AND ALOT MORE COMFORTABLE IN THE RANGER JUST MY 2 CENTS WORTH ...IT WAS A 5DEGREE HULL 20FOOT 100GAUGE ...GOOD LUCK

i fished it years ago it was a submarne training area very deep we used a guide they used down riggers beautiful place good luck

i fished with troy in a pouring rain and your right he is a good guy and i will go out again. " he's a real pro in my book "

the state park marina has some i think may want to give them a call