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.
Expect hot and sunny days with highs ranging from mid-80s to low 90s°F. Mornings dip into the upper 40s to 50s°F, creating the best fishing windows early in the day. Remember: hoot-owl restrictions are active—fish only before 2 p.m. Keep a thermometer handy and consider packing water for both fish and people.
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks enforces hoot‑owl restrictions when rising water temperatures and low flows pose risk to trout—typically when daily highs exceed 73 °F for three straight days(Montana FWP, Daily Montanan).
Bitterroot River
Upper Bitterroot (East and West Forks) to Hamilton and Lower Bitterroot from Hamilton to the Clark Fork River(Montana FWP).
Blackfoot River
from the Anaconda Creek–Beartrap Reach to its confluence with the Clark Fork River, effective August 2(Montana FWP).
Clark Fork River
Upper Clark Fork—from its origin at Warm Springs Creek through the confluence with the Blackfoot River(Montana FWP).
Rock Creek
Upper Rock Creek—from the West and Middle Fork confluence down to Stoney Creek, active since July 11(Montana FWP).
✅ Fishing Status at a Glance
RiverHoot‑Owl Status
These restrictions remain active until the river temperatures drop and flow conditions improve.
