Three Lodges, One Operator
The Confluence Collection is the name Montana Fly Fishing Lodge uses for its three lodges. Montana Fly Fishing Lodge is owned and operated by Lincoln and Judi Powers. It is not a technique, a river, or a separate brand from the lodge. Guests book one property, or split a trip across two.
The Flagship Lodge is near Absarokee on East Rosebud Creek, and it has a half mile of spring creek. Spring Creek Lodge, near Big Timber, has 4.5 miles of a different private spring creek. Bighorn River Fly Fishing Lodge is near Fort Smith, on the Bighorn River. The half mile and the 4.5 miles are not added together.
There is conference space at two of the three. The Flagship has a recreation barn. Spring Creek Lodge has its Great Room. Bighorn River Lodge has no conference space.
- The Flagship Lodge — Absarokee. Yellowstone, Stillwater, Boulder, and the Rosebuds. Half a mile of spring creek.
- Spring Creek Lodge — near Big Timber. 4.5 miles of private spring creek.
- Bighorn River Fly Fishing Lodge — near Fort Smith. Tailwater fishing below Yellowtail Dam.
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