Local Guided Trips
There’s no place like home water—and no better crew to fish it with. Lary’s Fly & Supply offers guided trips on the Flathead River system, led by expert guides trained by our fearless leader, Hilary Hutcheson. Whether you’re brand new or seasoned, we’ll tailor a trip to match your style—whitewater, slow floats, and everything in between.

Why book with Lary's?

We’re not a big-box operation. We’re locals who live and breathe these rivers—and we care deeply about giving you a day that’s fun, educational, and unforgettable.
✔️ Homegrown experience. Hilary has spent most of her life fishing the Flathead, and she’s trained every guide who works out of Lary’s. When you fish with us, you’re with people who truly know this water.
✔️ Your trip, your way. Fast water or chill floats, technical casts or basic instruction—we craft every trip around you.
✔️ Beginners welcome. We love helping first-timers fall in love with fly fishing. You don’t need to bring anything but a good attitude.
✔️ No booking bots. We prefer real conversations. That’s why all trips are booked over the phone—so we can talk about what you’re looking for and build the right day for you.
Our local trips
We’d love to get you and your group out on the water! Give us a call at the shop (406-897-3740) today to lock in your trip—our staff will connect you with the perfect guide and make sure you don’t miss your chance to experience fly fishing Montana at its best.
Close to town and ideal for beginners, the Mainstem of the Flathead offers easy access, mellow floats, and plenty of opportunities to hook native cutthroat trout—making it a perfect introduction to Montana fly fishing.

Fish the wild and scenic waters of the North and Middle Forks of the Flathead. From clear, glacial water and stunning mountain views to stretches of whitewater and eager native cutthroat, the Forks deliver an unforgettable Montana fly fishing adventure.

Escape to the quiet waters of Horseshoe, Rodgers, and Loon Lakes for a different kind of Montana fishing experience. These local favorites offer calm settings, beautiful scenery, and the chance to target trout in stillwater—perfect for a relaxed day with a rod in hand.

A true gem off the beaten path, the Thompson River is best explored on foot. This intimate walk-and-wade trip offers solitude, gorgeous scenery, and the chance to stalk trout in smaller water—perfect for anglers who enjoy a more hands-on, adventurous day of fishing.