Fly Fishing Montana Clark Canyon Reservoir and Poindexter Slough in April [Episode #47]

In this episode we are fly fishing Montana's Clark Canyon Reservoir near Dillon Montana using wet flies, such as woolly buggers, to catch and release very large rainbow trout. We also spend part of a day at Poindexter Slough using streamers and wet flies to catch and release some nice Browns. It is an incredibly cold, cloudy afternoon in early April and the ice is just coming off. I hope you enjoy this episode.
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[@jonjefferson5453]

Thank you ❤

[@tomrivera8480]

Haha great video that fly retrieval method of yours is a little sketchy not sure if I'm going to try that next time I'm out on the water! I'm not sure if I just missed him but it's good to see Steve back out there with you!!👍

[@garyrafferty7625]

Great video. Would say the fish (and the fishing) rival the Blackfoot Res lakes? ... not as good as the Res? ... better than the Res?

[@FlyFishingwithLadin]

Good question. I think it is kind of in the middle of the Res lakes. Better than some but not as good as others. We have not fished it from a boat so just a bit hard to compare. Overall I would go to the Blackfeet nation lakes if I have time to spend a few days and try a few different lakes. Also the scenery is way better.

[@MPete1896]

Nice video guys. What year was this?

[@FlyFishingwithLadin]

I think 2017

[@djregius]

Is the area you fished on the Slough private or are there public access to it?

[@fwl9682]

It was all public