The Madison river fishing report from The Slide Inn is the most thorough and accurate report you will find on the Upper Madison River. These reports are written by people who are on the river every day and people you can trust to give you the straight scoop. If you are looking for the latest Madison river fishing report, be sure to give the shop a call and one of our staff members will bring you up to speed.
Madison River Dam: 1,410 cfs Kirby: 1,940 cfs and rising Last week was another wet one throughout Southwest Montana. We all know that we’ll be counting our blessings when August comes around, but a lot of people around here are just flat out ready for summer. That being said, we received this letter from FWP …
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Madison River Hebgen Dam: 671 cfs Kirby: 1050 cfs Any fear of water shortages has been laid to rest, as the Madison River drainage finally reached its 100% average today…and were not done yet. For more information on snow pack/ moisture content throughout the state click here. Its been a wet couple of weeks, but …
Madison River Hebgen Dam: 688 cfs Kirby: 959 cfs What an opener! Opening weekend on the Upper Madison was filled with partly-cloudy skies, sixty degree temperatures, gin-clear water, and very willing trout. The fishing wasn’t on fire, but it was still pretty damn good. There were some decent heads up on BWOs and midges in …
Madison River Report Hebgen Dam: 663 cfs Kirby: 731 cfs The warmer temperatures of April seem to have dissipated into thin air, as rain and snow continue to provide the area with much needed moisture after a fairly easy winter in South West Montana. The Upper Madison has been fishing very well in between the …
River Report April 12th, 2010 Hebgen Dam: 654 cfs Kirby: 694 cfs Spring is in the air in Southwest Montana, and fishing between the lakes has been great for over a month now. Still not a lot going on as far as spawning, but the rainbows have definitely started to move around down there, and …
