P.O Box 6792
Bozeman Montana 59771
406-690-6007

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What to Bring

Clothing:  The rule in Montana is if you dont like the weather just wait ten minutes.  This can be true any time of year so make sure you pack a rain jacket and warm clothing.  Bozeman, Montana is famous for its beautiful seasons, but the weather can change quickly.  In the colder months we strongly recommend over packing your clothing.  There is plenty of room in the boat for you to store extra warm clothing, and its always better to have to shed a layer then to be without one.  Even in the middle of winter, fishing in this state is very enjoyable if you are able to layer up.

Waders and Boots:  Most times of year waders are paramount.  A good pair of boots is also important, your boots should have some type of sole that can grip the slippery surfaces of our rivers and creeks.  Waders and Boots are not always needed in the summer months, and wet wading can be the most enjoyable and relaxing way to fish.  We can accommodate you with waders and boots if you do not have any.  

Fly Rods and Reels:  Bring any weight of rod and reel you wish to.  There can always be a purpose for a lighter or heavier rod and reel. We can supply all rods and reels if you dont own any or choose not to bring your own.

Flies:  Fly Cast Angler will supply all of the flies needed for your trip, but if you have some special home brews you have tied up then bring them along.

Meet The Guides

Josh Cavan grew up near the banks of the Yellowstone River in Billings, Montana. Josh’s love for fly fishing and Bobcat Football led him to Montana State University in Bozeman, Montana. While in college Josh’s love for anything with fins and a tail drove him to pursue a career in guiding. After college Josh guided throughout Montana, and parts of Wyoming helping him to parlay his passion for wild fish in wild places to others.

When not on the river Josh works hard on the vice developing patterns for anything that swims, hitting the slopes with his wife, who is considerably better on the snow then he is, or hanging with his daughter casting an echo practice yarn rod in the living room. Josh is an avid bird hunter and chases waterfowl with his neurotic but birdy black lab Maddie.

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