When you fly fish Glacier National Park, you are fishing on the Flathead River system. The Flathead River system is made up of three forks that eventually drain into Flathead Lake. Glacier Anglers & Outfitters operates on both the Middle and North Forks of the Flathead River.
The Middle Fork originates in the Great Bear Wilderness and creates the southern border of Glacier National Park. From deep in the wilderness, it flows roughly 70 miles before it’s confluence with the North Fork of the Flathead. Many sections of the Middle Fork of the Flathead are comprised of canyons, as well as class II-III whitewater. We navigate these waters using rafts with custom-built fishing frames.