MELROSE, MT, May 24, 2011 (Press-News.org) The Sunrise Fly Shop, the largest fly shop and fly fishing guide service on the Big Hole River in Southwest Montana reminds all fly anglers that Saturday, May 21st marks the opening of the general fishing season in Montana, with all rivers and streams in Montana open for fishing.
What this means for Southwest Montana is that one of Montana's most productive tailwater fisheries, the Beaverhead River, will be 100% open. To help welcome the opening of the Beaverhead River for the 2011 season, the Sunrise Fly Shop is offering an "Opening Day Special". From Saturday May 21, 2011 until Friday June 10th you can book a 3-nights/2-day guided fishing and lodging package for only $500.00 per person (based on double occupancy). If you have ever wanted to fly fish the famous tailwater section of the Beaverhead in the days just after its opening, this is a great opportunity.
Clark Canyon Reservoir is currently slightly over 96% full, and the discharge out of the dam is 351 cfs. Because of the excellent water levels in the reservoir, the Beaverhead River was allowed to flow at over 300 cfs all winter long. According to Montana Fisheries Biologists, Overwinter flows in excess of 200 cfs, similar to what was experienced in the early 1980's and late 1990's helps produce populations of larger and healthier trout.
"After having another winter of phenomenal flows, the Beaverhead browns and rainbows should be as big and as strong as we have seen in a while" said Eric Thorson, co-owner of the Sunrise Fly Shop in Melrose. "We are all excited to see how the trout in the upper river have grown over the winter."
In celebration of the opening of the general fishing season in Montana, the Sunrise Fly Shop is offering a $500.00 per person, 3-night/2-day fly fishing package. If you are interested in fly fishing the Beaverhead River and Southwest Montana this spring, you will not be able to find a better package price than this.
Sunrise Fly Shop is the premier fly fishing shop serving Southwest Montana, providing fly fishing guide services for Southwest Montana fly fishing trips and vacations on the Big Hole River, Beaverhead River, Jefferson River, and Madison River. We also offer guided trips to fly fish for big aggressive trout in Patagonia, Chile. We also provide the most up to date Montana fly fishing reports on the Big Hole River, Beaverhead River, Jefferson River, Madison River, and the Patagonia region of Chile. We are located in Melrose, Montana, close to Bozeman, Missoula, Dillon and Twin Bridges. We have a completely stocked fly shop on the banks of the Big Hole River with the best fly fishing gear from Simms, Scott, Ross, Winston, and Hatch, and the largest selection of premium fishing flies in the area. For more information on the best Montana fly fishing guide service and southwest Montana vacations, or to fly fish in Patagonia, Chile, contact owners and licensed fly fishing guides Eric Thorson or Ryan Barba at (406) 835-3474 or at sunriseflyshop@hotmail.com. Visit their website at http://www.sunriseflyshop.com.
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[Press-News.org] Sunrise Fly Shop Celebrates 2011 Opening Day of Trout Season on Big Hole River and Beaverhead RiverThe Big Hole River's Largest Fly Fishing Shop and Guide Service Kick's Off Fly Fishing Season with Special 3 Night/2 Day Package Deal