A Legendary Tailwater, Steps From Your Door
Bighorn River Fly Fishing Lodge is one of the three lodges of Montana Fly Fishing Lodge. It sits near Fort Smith, on the banks of the Bighorn River — a tailwater famous for its consistent flows, dense insect hatches, and some of the highest trout-per-mile counts in the country.
It is a working riverfront lodge: guides who fish the Bighorn spend their days scouting it, from the spring hatches through fall streamer season, so when conditions shift or fish move, they are already there. That familiarity with the water is what a stay here is built on.
The belief behind it is simple: great days on the water start with great people and great service. Anyone can book a guide. What makes a stay here different is the experience itself, measured less by fish landed than by the stories shared in the boat, the anticipation of the next cast, and the friendships built along the way.
Bighorn River Fly Fishing Lodge in Frame
Landing, Eagle & Osprey
Three individually named rooms on the banks of the Bighorn River, each with double queen beds and its own private full bathroom.
The Guest Rooms
Dining
Lodge Grounds
One of the West’s Great Tailwaters
Cold, clear releases from Yellowtail Dam feed a river with dense insect hatches and some of the highest trout counts per mile in the country.
What’s Included
Every stay is fully all-inclusive: food, beverages, and lodging on the accommodations side, plus all gear, rods, reels, and end-tackle, and a professional fishing guide every day on the water.
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