Channel Brown Outfitting

Montana's Missouri River is best described as a massive spring creek with dry fly-fishing opportunities that anglers come to expect from a river rich in aquatic insect life. Missouri River Tailwater insect hatches include midges, blue winged olives, caddis, P.M.D.'s tricos, brown drakes and golden stone flies. As summer progresses, hopper and other terrestrial fishing on the Missouri River can be excellent. Its dry fly-fishing opportunities will challenge your fly-fishing abilities, this all comes together when you are hooked up and fighting a large Missouri River trout while using light fly-fishing tackle including 5X tippets and long Missouri River style leaders. The characteristics during non-hatch periods on the Missouri River Tailwater successful fly-fishers can experience excellent nymph fishing and for those that want to target above average fish, streamer fishing is the way to go. The Missouri River fly-fishing season is year-round. Primetime on Montana's Missouri River is May through and into October with June, July, August and September offering our fly-fishing clients the most consistent Montana fly-fishing experience due to stable weather patterns and flows.

Channel & Brown Outfitting Co. is pleased to offer authentic and "all wild" upland bird hunts in Montana. Our Montana Upland Bird Hunting Hlients pursue Sage Grouse, Sharptail Grouse,Hungarian Partridge and Pheasants on 150,000 acres of private land that we have under lease. Most spend countless days afield hunting in Arizona, Montana and Saskatchewan. Our dogs are a joy to hunt over and given the level of their expertise they will certainly add to the success of your hunt. Our guided Montana upland bird hunting takes place around Malta and Saco.This area have great habitat for prairie upland game birds and offers some really good Sage Grouse hunting.Upland Bird Hunters can also combine some fly-fishing on the Missouri River, which fishes great during the fall months.