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Bookmark or Share- Fly Fishing the Bitterroot River, Mt | Bitterroot Fly FishingThe Bitterroot River is a freestone river, deriving most of its streamflow from snowmelt, and averages about 700 trout per mile along its length, with trout over 23 inches being caught yearly. Great fly fishing and great scenery is the Bitterroot’s calling card.
- The Bitterroot River in Montana | Detailed Fly Fishing & Floating GuideThe Bitterroot River in Montana is a medium sized stream that begins with the confluence of the East Fork Bitterroot and the West Fork Bitterroot near Connor, Montana. It then flows North through the scenic Bitterroot Valley on its way to the confluence with the Clark Fork near Missoula, Montana.
- 7 Amazing Things To Explore In Montana’s Beautiful Bitterroot ValleyBirds Of The Bitterroot. With its wide range of habitats, the Bitterroot Valley attracts a wide range of bird species. Osprey and bald eagles hunt for fish along the flowing waters of the Bitterroot River. Great horned owls and pileated woodpeckers take advantage of hollow trees in the dense forests.
- Bitterroot River, Montana - Discovering MontanaLast Updated: March 4th, 2023. Bitterroot River is a 135-kilometer river that flows south to north, starting from the intersection of West and East Forks near Conner, Montana. It then meanders north through the picturesque Bitterroot Valley on its way to Missoula, where it meets the Clark Fork River.
- Bitterroot Valley | Visit Western Montana's Glacier CountryFlanked by the rolling Sapphire Mountains and the rugged Bitterroot Range, this scenic valley offers Old West charm along the banks of the winding and world-class Bitterroot River, which boasts numerous fishing access sites and more than 100 miles of blue-ribbon trout water.
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