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Blue Damsel Lodge: Montana Fly Fishing

Welcome to the Orvis endorsed Blue Damsel Lodge, Montana’s premier fly fishing lodge. Located on legendary waters of Rock Creek surrounded by the Lolo National Forest of western Montana, you will stay and dine in rustic luxury while fly fishing the unmatched diversity of the four different trout streams of “A River Runs Through It” country.

Our prime location 40 minutes from Missoula, Montana allows a wide range of fly fishing options and flexibility. This simply maximizes your chances of enjoying great, non-crowded fly fishing on your trip with a lot of very different, trout-rich water to see and fly fish with the help of experienced, professional Montana fly fishing guides.

Please browse through this website to get an idea of the great experience you are in for and what to expect regarding fishing, lodge life, cuisine, customer service and other activities for off days or the non-angling companion. You can learn about fly fishing Rock Creek, fly fishing the Big Blackfoot River, fly fishing the Bitterroot River, fly fishing the Clark Fork River and fly fishing Georgetown lake. You can also learn about the different trout species that we fly fish for including wild Montana Rainbow Trout, wild Brown Trout, native Westslope Cutthroat Trout and native Bull Trout. Our Montana fly fishing Photos and comments from guests offer proof that this is the true Montana fly fishing adventure that you have been dreaming about. Please contact us anytime for details, availability or to talk about fly fishing under the big sky of western Montana.

Montana Fly Fishing Stream
Montana Brown Trout

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“I have been a fly fisherman for 65, count ‘em, 65 years and I’ve enjoyed wonderful trips all over…My recent stay at Blue Damsel Lodge couldn’t be beat. The float fishing on 3 blue ribbon trout streams, the great food and professional and personal care were outstanding.”
Sept ’04 D. P. B. Richmond, VA

“Rock Creek flowing by the lodge, moose and big horn sheep in the meadow, fine dining and four rivers to fish-Wow!”
July ’04 D.R. Perrysburg, OH