Livingston, Montana Travel Guide: Where To Eat
One of the most common questions we get asked is “where should we eat?” We’ve rounded up our five favorite eateries around Livingston to help you decide where to go!
One of the most common questions we get asked is “where should we eat?” We’ve rounded up our five favorite eateries around Livingston to help you decide where to go!
Every year we find gear on the banks of the Yellowstone and every year try to find the owners, but more often than not, the net, rod, or fly box are left unclaimed at the end of the season. We always wish we had a way to find the owners of the waterlogged gear, but…
A couple of weeks ago I (Chloe) had the pleasure of hosting the Mountain Girl Ladies Who Cast Fly Fishing Clinic. Seven women from across the state gathered on the lawn and in the shop to learn the basics of fly fishing and more importantly, to gain confidence and break down barriers for entry into…
August’s featured artist is Ashley Weber. She is a bad-ass lady hailing from Florida who works in many medias, including her specialty, stainless steel.
July’s featured artist is Richard Anwyl. His love of Nature shows through in his thoughtfully crafted pieces. If you’re in the area, be sure to stop by our shop and check out some of his pieces we have hanging on our walls! Medium/ Techniques, etc.: I’m medium agnostic but work a lot in pen &…
Meet our first Featured Artist, Melissa DiNino! Melissa is an incredibly talented watercolor artist living here in Montana.
We just got home from our annual Argentina trip and everyone is still reeling from the trip of a lifetime. The fishing at both lodges was difficult and the conditions were tough, but everyone worked hard and managed to get the fish of a lifetime. Estancia Río Capitán Estancia Río Capitán was a new lodge…
Looking back on 2019 it’s hard to put into words how special this years fishing was. The theme of the summer was hoppers, and we had several guides, locals and visiting anglers tell us that this was the “single greatest hopper fishing year they have ever seen!“ And this was especially true on the Yellowstone…
The Yellowstone was kind enough to give us a couple more windows but now it looks as though that door has been shut. With warmer nighttime temperatures, (rising into the 50’s by this weekend), the Yellowstone will continue climb. We want to caution all river users to be extremely careful at this time. It will…
Bighorn in the Spring by Bob Bergquist Late March normally heralds the change in seasons here in Montana, and the ‘banana belt’ Bighorn Valley is one of the first areas to come alive. As the sun gets higher in the sky and warmer on your back, the trout slip into the shallows and pod up…