Fly Fishing Montana's Georgetown Lake in October [Episode

This trailer shows us fly fishing for trout. At over 6000 feet in elevation, October can be very cold, but we hit a couple of very warm, sunny day and use Chironomids and balanced leeches in the afternoon to catch and release some very large Rainbow trout. In the morning we search for fish and it takes a while to get our first hook up on a Chironomid. We catch a few with Chironomids in about ten feet of water and then later in the afternoon find fish shallow and we use balanced leeches to entice them to bite. This trailers highlights a few of the fish we caught on this trip to Montana. I hope you enjoy this trailer.
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[@davidmoses2178]

No Brook Trout?

[@FlyFishingwithLadin]

We saw a few cruising but did not catch any.

[@travisfishwater7734]

I'm waiting for you to catch something huge. Atleast a 24 incher. Do you have big plans for this season?

[@Workingcockers]

What time of year were you there? I’m heading that way around Oct. 10 this year.

[@bigcohotom3361]

Steve: That's a beautiful boat !

[@FlyFishingwithLadin]

For sure.

[@hilden.]

Thanks for another quality video. Did you guys hit Rock Creek, while you were out there?

[@FlyFishingwithLadin]

Yes, we did and it was very enjoyable.