United States

Harrison Homestead, Montana

Fly Fishing Trip or Lodge Details:

The Harrison Homestead, in the heart of Montana’s blue ribbon trout waters, will be your home during your stay. The ranch is located on the banks of the Yellowstone River and Sweetgrass Creek, with a mile of river frontage. It is protected by a conservation easement and is home to a remarkable population of deer, upland birds, and waterfowl. From the ranch you can fish the Yellowstone, Boulder, and Stillwater rivers, Paradise Valley spring creeks, and an endless supply of lakes and small streams. These waters are well known for their prolific hatches of caddis, mayflies, stone flies, and terrestrials. The wild trout average 14-16 inches and are hard fighting. While this is the average fish, every guest at the ranch ahs the chance to catch the trophy trout of a lifetime.

THE FISHING: Dries, streamers and nymphs. Wading or drift boat. Many miles of streams, rivers and spring creeks, all within easy reach.

Season Information

May to September

Rate Information

RATES: Please call for rate information as each trip can be individually designed. Or, use the following (2010 and 2011 seasons) per person rates:
6 nights/5 days fishing, $2,600
5 nights/4 days fishing, $2,200
4 nights/3 days fishing, $1,800

ACCOMMODATIONS AND CAPACITY: The Harrison Homestead, the oldest home in Sweetgrass County, and recently placed on the National Heritage Register, is the headquarters for the Harrison Homestead. Renovated in 2001, the homestead accommodates six anglers in rustic elegance and is a very comfortable place to spend the week.

INCLUSIONS: Lodging at the Harrison Homestead, all meals, and guide services based upon two anglers per guide, meals and drinks.

EXCLUSIONS: Fishing licenses, fishing equipment, alternative sightseeing or horseback riding excursions, liquor, telephone calls, and gratuities.

General Information

LOCATION: Yellowstone River, Montana

HOW TO GET THERE: Fly or drive to Bozeman (BZN) or Billings (BIL).

OWNERS: Sweetwater Travel