The leaves are now changing rapidly in the river bottoms of the west. Hatches of hecuba, mahagony, and trico mayflies are coming off on the Bitterroot and Clark Fork rivers. Duck and archery seasons have now opened, and many hunters have already put bull elk on the ground. Here is what fall looks like in Montana. For more stories and photos, you can check out my blog at http://flyfishingwest.wordpress.com/ .
Fall In Montana: Hunting and fishing photos
Besides midterms, fall in Western Montana means great hunting and fishing opportunities.
October 2, 2012 at 11:49AM
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