River levels and flow
Wondering what the river and stream levels are doing? Find out from the most up to date water flow information for our favorite rivers in our fly fishing resources section.
Recent Blog Post
The run off this year hasn't been to heavy, and the fish are still eating lots! With the colder nights the snow is melting slowly. Some of the rivers have been fishing great when the water is a little murky. Ennis lake was churned up by the heavy winds we had the other day and the lower Madison turned brown, but the fish were still eating all day and it didn't seem to affect them too much. Also the Missouri, Madison, and Big Hole have been been fishing great! Lots of March Browns, midges,...
Guided Fly Fishing Trips
Teaming up with the Bozeman Angler staff guides and independent guides in the Bozeman area makes for a winning combination that's hard to beat.
Kids Fly Fishing Camp
The Kid's Fly Fishing Camp was a big hit last summer. We taught over 50 kids to tie knots, cast a fly line and hook, play and release fish.
We will be offering kids classes every Wednesday starting on June 26th through August 14th for the 2013 season. This class is open to boys and girls ages 8 to 14. Children need only to bring their lunch, all fishing gear is included. Our instructors are licensed Montana guides.
Class runs from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. The cost is $75.00 per person per class. Space is limited, so please call the shop at 1-800-886-9111 to sign up your child in advance.
Call Us Anytime
800-886-9111
Argentina Fishing Trips 2014
Check out our pictures from our 2013 Argentina Fly Fishing Trips
And find out how to put yourself in one of the pictures for 2014
All trip information and date avalability is just a click away!
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Welcome
The Bozeman Angler has been owned and operated by the same folks, Rod and Pam King, since 1994. Their son, Peter, joined the ranks a few years ago. Together the Kings can help you with any of your fly fishing needs from equipment, to guided fly fishing, to destination trips.
Shop hours: open 7 days a week
Mon-Sat 9:00 am to 5:30 pm
and Sun 10am to 3pm
Call us at: 406-587-9111 or 800-886-9111
Brands We Carry
Ken Stock
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Ken Stock
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Fontinalis
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cork and snow
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Peter, Trutta, and Mykiss
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Double rainbow
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Gallatin fishing
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Common Carp on the fly
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Sheefish
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swinging soft hackles
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Fall brown
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Joel Hathaway in his secret spot
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October sunset
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Salmo Trutta
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fontinalis
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Monster in the deep
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Peter King holds some gold
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Madison brown
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Judah Kelly with Rod on the Yellowstone
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Lil Moosey
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Salmo Trutta
The Bozeman Angler
23 E. Main Street
Bozeman, MT 59715
info [at] bozemanangler [dot] com
(406) 587-9111 or (800) 886-9111
Advanced Casting Class with Bruce Richards
The Bozeman Angler has teamed up with world renowned fly caster and intructor Bruce Richards to offer an advanced fly casting clinic to help improve your control with casting. This is your chance to gain the guidance needed to progress from a good caster to a great caster. Bruce has taught fly casting all over the world and puts a huge emphasis on empowering the fly fisherman with the casting confidence to challenge your fishy adversaries. The subjects covered will focus on:
-increasing accuracy
-distance casting
-controlling loop formation
-casting in the wind and difficult situations
We will have two clinics over the summer taking place Sat. June 15th and Sat. July 13th. Price is $100 per person and space is very limited so that everyone gets enough attention throughout the class. A good knowledge of basic casting is recommended to get the most out of this clinic. Call the shop 406-587-9111 or email to sign up info [at] bozemanangler [dot] com
Only one space left for the June 15th class.
Patagonia Argentina 2014 Fly Fishing Winter Getaway
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Fly Fishing Classes and Clinics
THE BOZEMAN ANGLER'S TOOLBOX
A collection of angling related techniques and topics that may just help you catch more fish? if not they may help keep your mind on the water when your body can't be there.
TO BEAD OR NOT TO BEAD-thoughts on the difference between beadheads vs. traditional style wet flies
