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YELLOWSTONE COUNTRY
MONTANA
Listen as the wind blows from across the Great Divide, and step back in time about 200 years with John Colter, a private on leave from the Lewis and Clark expedition, as he first describes the area in 1807 as having an almost supernatural aura and extraordinary beauty. To many, it stills retains that aura and beauty after leaving the roads and other signs of man behind you as you hike or fish your way along the rivers.
THE TROUT CLUB
This adventure is based at The Trout Club in the spectacular Gallatin River Canyon. The Trout Club is a private reserve of four cabins on 84 acres located one mile from the mouth of the Gallatin Canyon. It has half mile of frontage on the Gallatin River.
Each of the cabins are located among lodgepole pines and Douglas fir trees, surrounded by fresh mountain air, the chirping of birds, and the murmur of the river flowing through the canyon. Each cabin exists in its setting like a dream of a place to live in forever.
THE FISHING
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The Gallatin Canyon is forested with Lodgepole Pine and Douglas Fir. This conifer forest often reaches the river bank providing a pleasant atmosphere to fish. Many cold mountain streams feed the river in the canyon. In addition to providing great small stream fishing for wild trout, these streams also offer great photographic opportunities by drawing elk, deer, moose, and bighorn sheep to their banks.
Within easy driving distance from your beautiful log cabins are the Madison and Yellowstone Rivers. Also nearby is the Yellowstone National Park offering some of the most spectacular fishing and wilderness opportunities in the country.
Madison River is predominately Brown and Rainbow Trout fishery. It is a majestic river that begins in Yellowstone Park and flows through breathtaking scenery until it meets with it's sister rivers to form the Missouri River. Big game animals such as bear, deer, elk and moose are often visible to the angler during the duration of our trip.
Yellowstone River holds Brown, Rainbow, and Cutthroat Trout. It originates from Yellowstone Lake in the Park and flows northward through the scenic valley. It is the favorite of anglers to float during August. Trout are plentiful with a good chance of hooking a large fish while fishing grasshopper patterns.
ACCOMMODATIONS
As stated previously, our lodging and dining accommodations are at the Trout Club, consisting of four cabins located on 84 acres of lodgepole pines, Douglas fir trees, fresh mountain air, singing birds, and the songs of the Gallatin River as it flows by our cabins. Trout Club is located one mile from the mouth of the Gallatin Canyon.
With a half mile of frontage on the Gallatin River, you early risers can fish for Rainbow Trout exceeding 18 inches before breakfast. In the early evening you can fish in front of the Rainbow Lodge until dinner is served while those not fishing can relax on the deck of the Rainbow Lodge with their pre-dinner drink and watch your skillful approach and pursuit of the rising trout.
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Picturesque glass doors lead from the Sun Room to a deck overlooking the Gallatin. |
 Rainbow Cabin Living Room |
 Rainbow Cabin Gallery Kitchen is equipped with all appliances. |
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Cutthroat Cabin, with over 1100 square feet, contains two bedrooms, and a large comfortable living room with a rock fireplace. It also contains a complete bath with shower. The front patio and side deck provides perfect places to enjoy the quiet beauty of the surrounding forest and its wildlife, as well as the sounds of the Gallatin River as it passes by. |
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 Annie's Cabin is cozy, one-bedroom cabin with bath, shower, and complete kitchen. |
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Laundry facilities consisting of two sets of washer and dryers are available to do laundry. One is located in the the Rainbow Cabin and the second is in the garage located beside Annie's Cabin.
A blazed trail exists at the Trout Club leads to the ridge above the cabins. It takes 4 to 5 hours to complete.
FLOAT
A one-day guided float trip is included with the package. The choice of rivers are the Madison and Yellowstone Rivers.
Most anglers like to take a second float during the week. This second float can be arranged for you at an additional cost.
Gratuities to our Montana guides are not included in the cost of any of the floats. Please plan accordingly.
FOOD AND BEVERAGE
All meals and soft drinks are included in the package during your stay at the Trout Club. Breakfast is served daily beginning at 7:00 AM in the Rainbow Cabin. A picnic lunch is made available for those who wish to fish away from the Trout Club. Dinner is prepared and served each evening at 8:00 PM in the Rainbow Cabin.
It is advised that you bring your own favorite liquor for cocktails.
TRANSPORTATION
We will be happy to make your air transportation arrangements for you. However, please note that airfare is not included in the package price. We are committed to getting the lowest air fares possible.
Ground transportation for the week is included in your trip package. It consists of 2 vans and a car shared by the group. Private rentals an be arranged at our corporate discount rates.
DEPOSIT: 50% DEPOSIT IS REQUIRED AT TIME OF RESERVATION.
OPTIONAL MISSOURI RIVER TRIP PACKAGE
In addition to the above, we are offering a two day guided float package to the Missouri River. The number of large fish will astonish you.
DEPOSIT: 50% DEPOSIT IS REQUIRED AT TIME OF RESERVATION.
To book your trip , contact now us now by telephone at (570)-943-3151 or e-mail at WTREKKER@WILDERNESSTREKKER.COM.
WTREKKER@WILDERNESSTREKKER.COM
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Contact us by telephone at (570)943-3151