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Fly Fishing Near Glacier National Park
Guided float trips, walk & wade, and Fish School based in Columbia Falls. All skill levels welcome.
No crowds
All gear + beverages provided
Full-day trips includes lunch
Tell us your preferred dates + group size and we'll recommend the right trip for conditions and experience.
A Better Fishing Experience
Local Experts, Responsible Fishing
Why Clients Choose Us
Fishing trips tailored to your experience level
Patient coaching and guiding
Small groups to ensure quality of trip
Biology-based guiding to match conditions
Respect for our local resources
Our Guiding Ethos
At Wild Montana Anglers, we take immense pride in having the most seasoned and skilled guides in the Flathead Valley. None match the level of patience, technical expertise, and passion for teaching that our team brings to every trip. Safety is paramount, and both our clients and the resource always come first.
Honor Our Natural Resources
We are committed to responsible guiding that prioritizes stewardship of the resource, ensuring that future generations can continue to enjoy the beauty and abundance of our rivers. With years of experience navigating the waters of Montana, our guides give more than great coaching, they provide an experience rooted in knowledge, respect, and an dedication to making every trip exceptional.
Choose Your Fishing Trip
Not sure? Fill out the form below, we'll help you pick.
Half-Day Float (4 hours)
$515
Short on time or just want to get a feel for what is working on the river? This 4-hour trip is a quick, fun Montana experience.
Full-Day Float (7-8 hours)
$695
With Glacier National Park as a backdrop, our full day float trips will maximize your river experience.
Walk & Wade Trip (7-8 hours)
$695
If you prefer the rocks under your feet, this is a great opportunity to soak in your surroundings in the beautiful Flathead Valley.
**Only available April-June
Full-Day Fish School
(7-8 hours)
$695
Designed to teach the beginning or novice angler everything needed to know to successfully fly fish on western rivers.
What's Included:
Fly rods + reeds, flies, & tackle
Waders (if needed)
Non-alcoholic beverages
Lunch (full-day trips only)
What To Bring:
Sunglasses + Hat + sunscreen
Warm layers
Raincoat
Water container
Choose Your Fishing Trip
Not sure? Fill out the form below, we'll help you pick.
Half-Day Float
(4 hours)
$515
Short on time or just want to get a feel for what is working on the river? This 4-hour trip is a quick, fun Montana experience.
Full-Day Float
(7-8 hours)
$695
With Glacier National Park as a backdrop, our full day float trips will maximize your river experience.
Walk & Wade Trip
(7-8 hours)
$695
If you prefer the rocks under your feet, this is a great opportunity to soak in your surroundings in the beautiful Flathead Valley.
**Available April-June, September-October
Full-Day Fish School
(7-8 hours)
$695
Designed to teach the beginning or novice angler everything needed to know to successfully fly fish on western rivers.
What's Included:
Fly rods + reeds, flies, & tackle
Waders (if needed)
Non-alcoholic beverages
Lunch (full-day trips only)
What To Bring:
Sunglasses + Hat + sunscreen
Warm layers
Raincoat
Water container
How To Book
Step 1: Fill out an inquiry form
Send an inquiry with your dates, group size, and experience level.
Step 2: Confirm Your Trip
We recommend the best trip type for your goals and conditions.
Step 3: Enjoy
We'll confirm details like meeting location and gear selection 1-2 days before the trip. If anything needs to change with your reservation, reach out anytime and we'll get it organized.
Meet Mark Fuller
Mark Fuller is the owner and outfitter of Wild Montana Anglers. Born and raised in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, he began his love affair with fishing at an early age while watching his grandfather catch trout on the Little River in the Smokey Mountains. While earning his Biology degree with an emphasis in Wildlife Management at Western State Colorado University he began his guiding career in Gunnison, Colorado. Guiding has taken him to Alaska, Colorado, Montana, and Patagonia, Chile in search of the best trout fishing in the world. Always searching for that one river system to not just guide on, but grow old on, he found it in the Flathead Valley. Mark sits on the board of the Fishing Outfitter Association of Montana and is an active member of Trout Unlimited, Back Country Hunters and Anglers, and many other outdoor organizations whose goals are to keep wild, pristine areas intact for future generations. When not guiding, he can be found fishing, exploring, hunting, and hiking with his wife Kimberly, son Finn, and his lab Gillie.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need experience?
Nope! Trips are for all experience levels. We'll
How many people are on a trip?
Float trips are limited to 2 anglers per boat, but we can accommodate multiple boats on most stretches of the river if you have more people in your party. This is to avoid overcrowding and ensure everyone gets their shot at fish.
What if fishing is slow?
We focus on good decisions, instruction, and making the most of your time. It's natural that wild fishing varies day to day, but be assured that you'll have an incredible day on the water with our guides regardless of the number of fish in your net.
What if weather changes?
We fish rain/snow/shine unless it’s unsafe. If the weather is deemed unsafe and we need to cancel, refunds will be issued promptly.
What’s the deposit / cancellation policy?
A 50% deposit is required at the time of booking to hold the reservation. Deposits for canceled guide trips will be refunded minus a $25 fee with a 30 day or more notice. Cancellations within 30 days will forfeit all deposits. No-shows will result in full payment of trips.
Within 72 hours, purchases cannot be refunded. Schedule changes within 72 hours of a trip with a requested guide will be treated as a cancellation unless the requested guide is willing and available to accommodate a schedule change.
Refunds or credits will not be issued due to inclement weather or undesirable fishing conditions, unless deemed unsafe by the scheduled guide. Trips cancelled by guide or or mutual guide/client decision due to unsafe conditions or uncontrollable circumstances will be considered on a case by case basis for a refund decision. We reserve the right to make refund decisions on a case by case basis.
What if the river is "un-fishable"?
If your desired river is unavailable to fish due to poor conditions, we will discuss and recommend another option that is fishing well.
Rest assured, we will make sure you have the best time in Montana possible.
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