Whitewater rafting, hiking, backpacking, and fly fishing trips in and around Glacier National Park, Montana. Trips vary from a half day whitewater adventure to a week long combination hiking and raft. We also have guided trips into Glacier's two backcountry chalets. Glacier National Park's only auth...

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Several small rivers are found on the Tally Lake Ranger District that offer easy fishing and good access. The rivers pass through mostly public lands and have roads that provide close access. The rivers are too small to float. Griffin Creek between Star Meadows area and the Lupine Lake trail is ...

Handkerchief Lake is a 51 acre lake that rests in Graves Creek in the South Fork Flathead River drainage. It’s surrounded by avalanche chutes in an otherwise forested setting. Fish from the reservoir cannot access the lake due to a waterfall near the reservoir. Fishing can be hot at times for arctic...

Hungry Horse Reservoir is a 23,813 acre impoundment that was created in 1953 after the construction of Hungry Horse Dam, the upper most dam in the Columbia River Hydro-power system. Hungry Horse Reservoir is managed for flood control and power production thus draw downs are common. Prior to the dam,...

High Mountain Lake fishing is synonymous with the Jewel Basin Hiking Area. Over 20 lakes provide fishing opportunities to satisfy any type of angler or backpacker. Try "bushwhacking” into some of the more remote lakes or simply take a leisurely hike to Birch Lake.Lakes in the Jewel basin are stocked...

Lion Lake is a little gem if you’re looking to take your family fishing and picnicking. The lake is 35 acres and is 1 mile from Hungry Horse, Montana, just off U.S. Hwy. 2, making access extremely easy. Maybe that’s why Lion Lake receives more angler days/acre (3,304 angler days in 1998) than any o...

This little gem of a lake is well known for good cutthroat trout fishing. It is about a 3-mile hike to get to the lake, but the trail is scenic and none too steep. Lupine Lake is rather tough to fish from shore (brushy) but ideal for a float tube. The lake is about 20 acres in size and the fish a...

The Middle Fork Flathead River originates in the Bob Marshall Wilderness at the confluence of Strawberry and Bowl creeks. Better known for its whitewater than it’s fishing, the river is perhaps the best whitewater river in Montana, living up to its designation as a Wild and Scenic River under the 19...

There are few places where an angler can experience fishing as it was at the turn of the century. The South Fork Flathead River is unique in that, with few exceptions, it supports an intact native fish assemblage. So forget those imported browns and rainbows, and come prepared to battle a native Mon...

Are you looking for a pretty little trout lake without having to hike to the top of some mountain? Consider scenic little Sylvia Lake, located about 21 miles due west of Whitefish (as a crow flies). Sylvia Lake is 23 acres and nestled by tall trees, even the very name Sylvia means "forest”. The l...

Tally Lake is beautiful to behold. It resembles a Scandinavian fjord with its towering cliffs and rugged country around 3 sides of the lake. At nearly 500 feet deep, it is the deepest lake in Montana. Most of the lake is deep, cold and rather unproductive for fishing. There are some very large l...