Punxsutawney Phil says it is, but we're pretty sure winter will be hanging around for a while longer yet. February is a tough month in the Rocky Mountains.
Our annual Spring Special kicks into gear in a month, really gets rolling in later March, and goes through the end of April. $400 for a day of guided fishing is already a sweet deal, and when you time it right and get a sample of our great spring fishing - Baetis! Skwallas! March Browns! Midges!- it can be some of the best fishing of the whole season.
When your primary job each fall is to fill the freezer with wild game meat for your family to eat for the coming year, you know you live a good life – a life many fellow Montanans cherish. My young kids are not too interested in hunting stories – they want results – so the job pressure is serious.
The push and pull of spring and winter weather patterns makes for a fun start to March in the Northern Rockies, one day its powder and skis and then the next its sink tips and streamers. Before the recent dumping of snow I was able to get out for a few days of streamer fishing on two of our favorite waters in the area.
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