Montana offers anglers a wide variety of water. The Madison, Gallatin, Missouri, and Yellowstone Rivers are all nearby Bozeman. In addition to these large rivers, there are countless small streams, spring creeks, tailwater fisheries, alpine lakes, and private waters in the area. With so many options, Renegade Outfitters can customize your trip to meet the needs of any angler. Whether it's your first time flyfishing or you're an expert looking for large rising trout, we have the water for you.
The Yellowstone River - the longest free flowing river in the lower 48 states, with well over a hundred of those containing prime trout habitat. This is a must fish for anglers planning a trip to the west. Consistant hatches of caddis, mayflies and stoneflies make for some great fishing for native cutthroat, rainbows and brown trout.

The Madison River - is one of the areas most productive rivers. Salmonfly action can be something to see in late June and early July.

The Missouri River - has to be one of the finest tailwaters in the west. Large rainbows and browns can be tempted by small dry flies or nymphs. 'Pods' of fish can often be seen sipping in the backeddies and foam holes.

The Spring Creeks - home to Milesnick, DePuy, Nelson, and Armstrong creeks. These are the ulitimate test to your angling ability. Crystal clear waters with consistant hatches will test your fly selection, water reading ability and finesse with fine tippets.