Ruby River, MT Fishout

Broken Arrow Lodge

 Sunday - Saturday

July 17 - 23, 2005

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Fishout Site:  Broken Arrow Lodge

Rivers to fish: Ruby, Madison, Big Hole,  Beaverhead, Lower Ruby.

Fishout Date(s): Sunday – Saturday, July 17-23, 2005

Fishout Leader:

Bill Aaberg

Phone: 916-773-1897

Email: adryfly@comcast.net

Meet:

Return:

Sunday

Saturday

Meeting Location:

Broken Arrow Lodge

Max. #

Attendees:  15

Directions: CHECK YOUR ODOMETER--The Lodge is Approximately 25 miles from Alder, MT.  In Alder, turn  West at the Alder Market and proceed towards the Ruby Dam, which is about 7 miles South of Alder. Stay on highway and continue past the Dam. A couple miles past the Dam the pavement ends; continue on the gravel road, remain on the main road. There is a Y in the road about 13.5 miles from Alder, stay left. There will be another Y in the road about 20.1 miles from Alder, stay left again. Continue on main road, past the Snowcrest Ranch, and 2 miles past the Upper Canyon Ranch. The Lodge is located on the right hand side of the road, up on the hill, and is visible from the main road. The Lodge has log siding that is stained cedar color with brown trim. There is an overhead sign on the gate where you turn to access the road to the Lodge.  Map: (See below) www.mapquest.com

Website links:

http://www.brokenarrowlodge.com/

http://www.brokenarrowlodge.com/fish.htm

Fish: Rainbow, Brook, Brown, and Cutthroat Trout.

Grayling (pilot introduction)

Fishing strategy: Super dry fly action. The Ruby River offers a wide variety of fishing techniques whether it's nymphs, streamers, or dry flies - all will catch fish.

The Madison is a river that is best fished by float fishing. It is fairly swift and shallow. Wading can be difficult due to the large slippery rocks that cover the river bottom. June and early July offer Stonefly Hatches.  July is good using caddis and mayflies.

Tackle:

Rod Wts.

2 to 6 weight rods appropriate for 10-14” trout

Line

Floating

Leader

3x to 4x

Tippet

 

Other

 

Flies:

Patterns

Hook size

Stoneflies, Nymphs, Streamers, Dry flies…contact Bill Aaberg for info sheet

#4…

Other gear:

Waders

Wading Boots

Net

Wading staff

Equipment rental available

Originating in the snow packed peaks of the Greenhorns and Gravelleys, the Ruby makes its way through an ever-broadening valley to the Ruby Reservoir inlet. The Upper Ruby is home to populations of rainbows, brook trout and some cutthroat and brown. A pilot grayling introduction is underway in the upper most reaches of the Ruby River. Located in the South Western portion of Montana, the Ruby River offers superb fly-fishing and spectacular scenery.

 

Broken Arrow Lodge is a modest, family oriented fishing/hunting lodge.  It is located on the Ruby River and is centrally located between the Beaverhead and Madison Rivers.  The Ruby offers an abundance of fishing for all levels of expertise.  Regardless of your fishing ability, the river can be easily waded.

 

  • Dates:  July 17th to 23rd
  • Lodging: $106.75/day or $743.75/week (includes 3 meals per day)

 

Last year 15 Granite Bay Flycasters attended this fishout and everyone had a wonderful time.

 

For additional information, call Bill Aaberg at 916-773-1897 (adryfly@comcast.net) to reserve your room.

 

 

 

 

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