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The Ranch at Rock Creek
The Ranch at Rock Creek is a luxury guest ranch that brings together upscale amenities and wide open spaces like never before. Set among 10 square miles of rugged Montana ranchland, guests experience limitless outdoor recreational opportunities, outstanding accommodations and cuisine, and a full-service spa.
Families, couples and friends will discover that The Ranch at Rock Creek is a place that offers the feel of the ‘true West’ without sacrificing true comfort.
The Resort at Paws Up
At the crossroads of incomparable luxury and unspoiled wilderness lies The Resort at Paws Up. Here, you’ll escape into the magnificence and tranquility of Montana’s majestic countryside. Spend a day on horseback, cast a fly in sparkling waters to eager Cutthroats, explore the land Lewis & Clark swooned over, or indulge in sumptuous spa treatments.
Choose from 28 luxury vacation homes including, the two-bedroom Meadow Homes; the charming, private four-bedroom Morris Ranch House and the 3,300 square-foot Wilderness Estates. To experience luxury camping, reside at Tent City®, River Camp, or Creekside Camp. Our luxury tents come with The Last Best Bed®, a private master bathroom and an attentive camping butler. All accommodations feature an interior landscape rich in rustic elegance.
Adventure enthusiasts rejoice! Our 37,000 acres of resort, 100 miles of trails, 10 miles of the Blackfoot River and 1.5-million acres of the nearby Bob Marshall Wilderness combine to make for the ultimate Montana playground. Professional guides will help provide the adventure of a lifetime, whether you’re in the saddle, in a raft, or on an ATV. Families and children will enjoy a full recreation program. Welcome to first-class adventure on a grand scale. The Resort at Paws Up – truly The Last Best Place.
Fly Fishing in Montana
Montana provides anglers with an abundance of fly fishing opportunities.
Some of the most famous rivers in Montana can be found in the southwest part of the state with the natural trout streams flowing through valleys and mountains. Here anglers have access to the Blackfoot, the Bitterfoot, Beaverhead, Big Hole, and Rock Creek. The rivers' movement through diverse scenery and terrain can be helpful when there is bad weather or spring run off as it may be occurring in one river and not the others. The numerous amount and proximity of rivers give visitors the chance to easily see a lot.
The Yellowstone, the Bighorn, and the Madison are found in Southwestern Montana, which is known for its premier trout fishing.
Northwest Montana has beautiful scenery, but few rivers that consistently provide good trout and easy access. Because of this, the rivers do not have the same fishing pressure found elsewhere in the state and anglers may end up with a river to themselves. The trout in this area tends to be smaller, but the ability to catch the native bull trout is a common draw.
The central part of the state is not frequently visited by anglers as there is a lack of quality trout. However, for those looking to fish here, the most well known river in this area is the Missouri.
Eastern Montana is far from the mountains, which limits the trout fishing. But there are plenty of warm water species to catch.
The Big Sky State is also home to Yellowstone National Park and Glacier National Park, where out of state anglers do not need a license to fish. Both of these parks lend themselves to wonderful fly fishing experiences.
Yellowstone National Park has over a hundred lakes a thousand miles of streams. Cutthroat trout, grayling and mountain whitefish are native to the park, but rainbow, brook, and lake trouts have also been added to the rivers.
