Trips
Full Day Float Trip…………………$525
Full Day Walk Wade……………… $495
Half Day Walk Wade………………$325
Full day Float Trips: Float trips leave at 8 am and return around 6pm. Float one of the areas world-renowned rivers such as the Madison or Yellowstone Rivers. Other rivers are available by special arrangement. Riverside gourmet lunch and beverages provided. No more than 2 anglers per boat. Learn techniques and history from our knowledgeable guides, while enjoying the magnificent scenery as we fish and float. Truly a western experience!
Full day Walk Wade: 6-8 hours of walking and wading the Gallatin River, Upper or Lower Madison River,or one of the many spring creeks in Yellowstone National Park. Spend the morning learning fly fishing techniques and Entymology, then implement what you have learned catching fish in the afternoon. Trips will typically leave at 8am and return around 5pm. Full day trips include lunch and non-alcoholic beverages.
Half day Walk Wade: 4 hours of walking and wading the Gallatin River or its tributaries near Big Sky, Montana. Learn fishing techniques and strategies as well as basic Entomology. There will be ample time for catching fish too! A great introduction to fly fishing for kids and adults. Snack and beverages are provided. Trips typically are from 8am until noon or 1pm until 5pm.
Trips are for 1 or 2 people, (3rd person $100 on full day walk wade, $75 on half day walk wade)
Single person can reduce trip by $75 for full day and $50 for half day.
Trips include lunch (on full day) snacks on half day, transportation to and from river, snacks and non alcoholic beverages.
Rental Gear Available at Grizzly Outfitters are included in the trip cost.
Float Trips are available on Madison, Yellowstone, Beaverhead, Bighole and Missouri Rivers
Walk Wade Trips on Gallatin, Madison Rivers and Yellowstone National Park
A 50% Deposit is required at time of booking, can be refunded in full 30 days from day of trip,
within 30 days deposit is retained, unless prior arrangement are made with outfitter.
Big Sky Trout operates under a special use permit with the Gallatin National Forest and is an equal opportunity provider.
