MADISON RIVER

The Madison River is one of the most famous Blue Ribbon trout river in North America and attracts fly fishermen from all over the World each year. The river flows through Montana and part of Northwest Wyoming in the west side of Yellowstone National Park. The Madison River which was named by Meriwether Lewis in 1805 is one of the three rivers that form the headwaters of the Missouri River near Three Rivers, Montana... The Madison River is known for excellent fly fishing for rainbows, browns and white fish. The river also has many prolific fly hatches including the famous salmon hatch, as well as numerous caddis fly hatches and mayfly hatches. Even on cold snowy days there is a good chance at midday finding trout dining on tiny midges or blue-wing olive (BWO) mayflies... Madison River Flies is brought to you by Campfire Lodge Resort which is located on the Madison River. We offer top quality, hand-tied flies for all the Madison hatches, seasons and type of fly fishing you prefer.

Also known as: Madison River Flies