Headed to Montana

[Beardless]

Heading down to Eureka next weekend for a little camping and wondering if its worth our while to pack the fly gear? Any input would be great!

[Pudelpointer]

Short of a visit to parts of the world devoid of water, when is it ever not worth bringing your fly gear?

Full disclosure: I have never fished in that area, however there is some excellent lakes and streams just north of the border, so I would be surprised if there was not equally great fisheries on the south side of the line.

[SNAPFisher]

I have not fished that side of Montana yet. I'm sure there are some good ones though.

If you are into traveling a bit, here are some ideas:

http://www.outdoorsmenforum.ca/showthread.php?t=254322

[FlyingTies]

Lots of lakes around eureka and along 93 down to whitefish. I fish the flathead area and they have tons of public access spots if your willing drive the extra hour.

[skain11]

I've had some good success with small drys on the tobacco river south of town...mostly cutthroats...sophie lake also good from a boat...you can get a license at NorthWest sports on the left as you enter Eureka from the north...near $80 for non-resident...

[Beardless]

Thanks for the input everyone! Going to bring the rods and see if we have time to make a couple casts. I was looking into the licenses and they do offer just a two day license for non-residents.