Anaconda, Deer Lodge County, Montana

Fishing

5.00

[RW] Clark Fork Peaceful Valley

5.00

1 review

Anaconda, Deer Lodge County, Montana

Fishing

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Guest limit

Amenities

River, Dogs Allowed

Fish Species

Brown Trout, Cutthroat Trout, Mountain White Fish, Rainbow Trout

Acreage

Notes from the landowner

Enjoy 2.5 river miles of the Clark Fork River near Deer Lodge, Montana. Fishing on the Clark Fork River near Deer Lodge, Montana can be a rewarding experience for anglers. The river is known to have a low count of fish per mile from Montana FWP, that being said you have the opportunity to catch trophy rainbow trout, brown trout, cutthroat trout, and bull trout, as well as other fish species. You can experience some of the best trout fishing in the state while enjoying the stunning scenery and a view of the Pintlers Moutain Range.

Water access is easy with cut banks along each side of the river following many ‘S’ bends throughout the property making this a great place for all ages and angler experience. The property offers easy casting and open grasslands, making it an inviting spot to fish. Utilize the access by fishing towards the middle of the property, to enjoy fishing away from the crowds and the public access areas. Keep your eyes open so you can see that elusive moose that can make its way onto the property.

Please note, Under the Montana Stream Access Law, the public may use rivers and streams for recreational purposes up to the ordinary high-water mark. Although unlikely, you could potentially see other anglers while on this property. RareWaters mission is to spread the power of the outdoors and the inspiration to conserve it. To that end, we try our best to find properties that are away from the crowds for a serene fishing experience.

Game and habitat information

The river is smaller than downstream, at around 10 yards wide. Anglers should target larger and deeper holes with oxygenated water, such as riffles that lead into deep pools. Small nymphs in the #18-#20 range, as well as midges, baetis, and mayfly patterns, are safe bets all year round. 200 CFS is an ideal flow to fish the Clark Fork River.

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Fishing Hours

Sunrise to Sunset

Fishing Information

Don’t forget your local fishing license, you can grab one online here.

Check your local flow report here. Ideal: 200 CFS, Too Low: 50 CFS, Too High: 500+ CFS

Contact a local fly shop for the most up-to-date hatch and fly information.

Know the local regulations.

Fishing Season: March - November

FAQs

No. Once parked, all access is restricted to foot only.

YES

For properties listed as "Community Adventures" there is the possibility that a limited number of other anglers can be on the property at the same time. Just a heads up, some of our spots have other leases that might have anglers casting their lines too. So, hit 'request to book' and we'll make sure to confirm the availability before you pack your gear!

We think it's important to mentor the next generation of anglers. Youth between the ages of 13 and 17 are 50% off for all fishing and small game when you reserve on the Infinite Outdoors app. However, kids 13-17 will need to have an Infinite Outdoors Membership. Youth 12 and under are free and do not need a membership but must follow all property rules.

No, most of our property listings are available to Infinite Outdoors Members without a pass. If you plan on fishing on a regular basis talk to our support team and see if a pass might make sense.

Not all properties have signs, so be sure to check the property boundaries and information in the Infinite Outdoors app.

Access your adventure on the IO app before heading out the door, all the information and maps will be on the app so you don't need service to navigate your adventure. Also all property maps will download offline onto your app so you can always see where you are on the property, even without service.

We can't guarantee you'll catch fish every time—fishing always comes with a bit of unpredictability due to factors like weather and fish behavior. However, we do everything we can to boost your chances! We offer information on local fly shops so you can get the best tips and gear recommendations. As for the size of the fish, it really depends on where you're fishing. We aim to connect you with spots where you have a good shot at landing some great catches, but it's all part of the Do-It-Yourself fly fishing adventure!

Download and use the Infinite Outdoors app for directions to the property, boundary lines, access points, and more. These maps can be found in the adventure layer on the app home screen or in your list of adventures under the "Adventures" tab.

Adventures must be cancelled 48 hours or more prior to the trip. Any cancellations made within 48 hours will result in partial or full charges.

Yes, each active angler on the property must be an active Infinite Outdoors member and must be invited, and accepted, to the adventure through the platform.

Non anglers require prior approval. Once approved they must still be IO members but may be subject to reduced price or free outdoorsman fee. If this applies to you, please reach out to IO.

Your downloaded adventure and map in the IO app is your proof of booking. Be prepared to present it upon request.

Unavailable dates may be due to properties already being booked to capacity, landowners have not yet made dates available, or we are resting the property for conservation purposes. Feel free to contact an Infinite Outdoors member or support team if this issue arises.