The River
A private mile of the Missouri
One of the most consistent tailwater fisheries in the country, fished almost entirely from Rivenrock's own bank.
One of the most consistent tailwater fisheries in the country, fished almost entirely from Rivenrock's own bank.
Released from Holter Dam just upstream, the Missouri here runs cold and clear year-round, holding some of the highest densities of large rainbow and brown trout of any river in Montana. Rivenrock's private mile means you're not competing for water with the rest of the valley.
Private Bank Access
Fishable Tailwater
Drift Boats On Site
Guide-to-Angler Ratio
Every stay includes guided fishing matched to your ability — wading the bank right outside your room, or a full day drifting downstream with a packed lunch. Rods, waders, and flies are provided; bring your own if you'd rather fish your own gear.
The Missouri's tailwater consistency means there's rarely a bad time to fish it — just a different fly box.
Slow, technical midge fishing under bluebird skies — fewer boats, and some of the year's biggest fish.
Pre-runoff nymphing gives way to the season's first blue-winged olives as the water begins to warm.
PMDs, caddis, and tricos bring steady dry fly action from dawn through the evening spinner fall.
Hoppers give way to Baetis as the crowds thin and the cottonwoods along the bank turn gold.
Tell us your dates and how many rods — we'll build the days around them.
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