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Orvis Endorsed Fly Fishing Lodge on the Madison River, Madison Valley Ranch, Montana.
Montana's Finest Fly Fishing Lodge.
The Madison Valley Ranch, located in the heart of southwestern Montana, is just a cast away from some of the best fishing Montana has to offer. Sitting in the Madison Valley, three miles north of Ennis, Montana, a short walk out the back door will find you casting to rising fish in the famous "Channels" section of the Madison River, or a short drive and you can be fishing on the Bighole, Beaverhead, Yellowstone, Ruby or Gallatin Rivers.
Orvis Endorsed Fly Fishing Lodge on the Madison River.
Our ORVIS endorsed fly fishing lodge is nestled on a pristine property with dramatic mountain views and wildlife abounding. Memorable meals and well appointed rooms ensure a luxury fly fishing vacation, and the property’s 3 fishing venues (the Madison River, Jack Creek and our private Jurassic Pond) makes it hard to resist wetting a line! Not a fisherperson? The Ranch is the perfect spot to rejuvenate. And, Yellowstone National Park is only 72 miles away, not to mention some other very intriguing local attractions. So, what’s stopping you? Come join us for the quintessential Montana fly fishing lodge experience!
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MVR Blog
End of June Action!
The dry fly action has already kicked off, despite the fact that the rivers are still running a bit high and cloudy with run-off finishing up. The salmon flies hatching near Ennis are a great sign that they should stick around for a couple more weeks, slowing moving up the River. Plenty of comical stories ...
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CURRENT SPECIALS
Our spring special was such a hit in 2010, we've decided to run another for October!
Join us in October and receive a 20% discount off our 2010 rates!
October is the time we start hunting for the big, pre-spawning brown trout. It's a blast to tie into these colorful and aggressive fish. Just like the spring, it's hard to predict what kind of weather you'll experience; I've fished in short sleeves during a 70 plus degree day in October, and on the other extreme, last year we had a record breaking day of -1 degrees. But if you can handle the weather Mother Nature may present, I know you won't be disappointed in the fishing! You may need to do some weight lifting to get ready to throw big, gaudy streamers with the heavy sticks (6, 7 even 8 weights), but the first big brown slashing at your streamer makes it all worthwhile. This is our "Alaskan fishing" without all the hassles of getting to Alaska.
Come and join us for our great Fall Adventure!
Give me a call to learn more and reserve your adventure.
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