For dedicated fly fishers, there is no experience more thrilling than catching big, wild fish in a solitary setting amid spectacular scenery. Thanks to a decade and a half of enlightened stewardship of the land and streams, McCoy Spring Creeks feature some of the country’s finest fishing for trophy rainbows, browns and brook trout.

McCoy Spring Creeks are located near Dillon in Montana’s fabled Beaverhead Valley, renowned for its stunning vistas, including the towering Ruby, Blacktail, and Pioneer mountain ranges. With an extensive variety of stream habitats – long, meandering pools, deep holes, riffles, sluices, and structure -- these waters present challenges worthy of the most dedicated trout anglers. They also offer opportunities for all of the classic fly fishing techniques, from dry flies to streamers and nymphs. Long beats and careful limits on guest numbers guarantee privacy and a world-class angling adventure.

Experienced guides are available to provide technical advice and instruction tailored to guests’ skill and comfort levels, as well as to the various seasons and hatches. Popular fly patterns early and late in the year, include Wooly Buggers, Zonkers and small nymphs – Pheasant Tails, Princes, Hares Ears, Copper Johns and Olive Scuds. In May and June, Adamses and PMDs come into their own. Midsummer and late summer -- hopper time – feature the special thrill of monster fish crashing large flies.