Early morning floats on the Lower Madison are one of my favorite things to do. We hit the river early this morning to avoid the Labor day weekend crowds. It payed big dividends. There finally releasing water out of Hebgen making a float down to Greycliff comfortable. The big water push has sent crawdads and other tasty morsels down the river. Some local shop owners and Outfitters will say we are in a transitional funk as the season changes over. Based on what we did this morning, I cannot tell. Paul's big mouthed brown, pictured here measured 22" and some change. More evidence that funk or not, this is hands down one of the best times to be fishing here in Southwestern Montana. Best flies today were an olive bow river bugger with a bush's crawad dropped below.
Tommorow begins round one of the GHC invitational. This is the premeir event of the season. Looking forward to seeing the gang tomorrow and glad to have Cesar Soto on board this year!
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