Half-Day Fly Fishing Trips
A Relaxed, Productive Session
Our half-day trips are designed to maximize your time without consuming your entire itinerary. These condensed, efficient sessions are perfect for families with younger attention spans, beginners wanting a crash course in the basics, or travelers looking to squeeze in a great fishing session before a flight or after a morning in Yellowstone.
Even on a shorter timeline, we never want the day to feel hurried. Your guide will have the gear sorted and a solid plan in place before you even arrive, ensuring a smooth, low-pressure transition from the boat ramp straight into a great few hours of fishing.
Rates & Booking Transparency
Peak Season (April – October): $600 (1-2 Anglers)
Winter Season (November – March): $500 (1-2 Anglers)
A 100% upfront payment is required to lock in your dates. We absorb all credit card processing fees for completed trips so the price you see is the price you pay.
What is Included
Professional Guide Services: Dedicated, focused instruction in a patient and encouraging environment.
Premium Gear: Top-tier rods, reels, fly lines, and all terminal tackle and flies.
Refreshments: Plenty of snacks and non-alcoholic beverages to keep you fueled. (Please note: A full lunch is not included on half-day trips).
(Note: Montana fishing licenses and guide gratuities are not included).
A Timeless Experience, on Your Schedule
At Flyshot Outfitters, we believe the quality of your time on the water matters far more than the duration. Our half-day trips deliver the exact same premium instruction, beautiful water, and low-pressure environment as our full days, just in a more concise format. It’s the ideal way to learn a few new skills, enjoy the drift, and step out of the boat feeling completely refreshed rather than exhausted.
Float vs. Wade Options
Flexibility is key. Half-day trips can be conducted from the comfort of a drift boat or on foot as a wade trip, depending entirely on the current river conditions, hatch activity, and your personal preference.
