Cabin Rentals

Comfortable Cabins Just Minutes from the River

After a day on the water, there’s nothing better than coming back to a cozy cabin. Our rentals are located right here in the Bitterroot Valley — peaceful, comfortable, and close to great fishing. Each cabin is well-appointed with everything you need to relax and recharge between days on the river. Whether you’re here for a quick getaway or an extended fishing trip, you’ll feel right at home.

Check out our cabins HERE, or click on the image.

Updated August 31st

Bitterroot River

Blackfoot River

Clark Fork

Rock Creek

Weather Forecast

Weather Summary (Aug 31 – Sept 6)

Days remain hot and dry, with highs ranging from mid-80s to mid-90s°F—mak­ing early mornings the prime time to fish.

Overnight lows in the low 50s°F offer short relief.

Heat advisories midweek call for caution—bring water, sun protection, and watch stream temperatures closely when fishing.

🚫 Hoot-Owl Restrictions – Updated Status

RiverSection AffectedStatus as of Aug 29

BitterrootUpper: East/West Forks → Veterans Bridge Hoot-owl active (2 p.m.–midnight)

Lower: Veterans Bridge → Clark Fork Open all day

Blackfoot Entire mainstem Hoot-owl active (2 p.m.–midnight)

Clark Fork Entire river Restrictions lifted

Rock Creek Upper: West/Middle Fork → Stoney Creek Hoot-owl active (2 p.m.–midnight)

Fly Box Checklist

  • Bitterroot (Upper): Chubby Chernobyl, Water Walker, Henneberry Hopper, Plan B Foam Ant, Twiggy Trico
  • Bitterroot (Lower): Same lineup plus PMD Sparkle Dun
  • Blackfoot: Water Walker, Chubby Chubby, TJ Hooker, Prince, Perigon
  • Clark Fork: Foam Hopper + tungsten nymphs + streamers
  • Rock Creek: Micro Chubby, PMD Sparkle Dun, Hippie Stomper, Tungsten jig nymphs

Tips from Lightweight Fly Shop

  • Rods: EVOs & Technica—perfect for finesse in low-water
  • Indicators: Oros Strike—dial in your dropper length on the fly
  • Sunglasses: Bajío polarized—spot fish in bright light
  • Tippet: Airflo & Rio—get stealthy with fine rigs

Strategy: “Early & Smart”

  • Beat the heat and release stressed trout by fishing before 2 p.m.
  • Factor in cooler mornings, and if you're on the Bitterroot, consider targeting the lower stretch after midday when conditions allow.
  • Book now for morning trips and reserve cozy cabins to relax midday.

Ready to plan your trip or stay? Call us today!