For many, Montana is synonymous with fly-fishing. Blessed with miles of rivers, streams, and lakes, Montana offers the angler unrivaled fly-fishing opportunities for wild rainbow, brown, and cutthroat trout. Whether you are floating down the Yellowstone, Boulder, or Stillwater rivers, or simply wading your way up Montana’s famous Depuy’s, Armstrong’s, or Nelson's spring creeks, Harrison Homestead is the place to stay. The fishing here is a good match for anglers of all skill levels.

The Harrison Homestead, the oldest home in Sweetgrass County, is listed on the National Historic Register and is the headquarters for the Vermillion Ranch. Recently renovated, the Homestead accommodates six anglers in western elegance and is a wonderfully comfortable and relaxing place to spend a few days fishing in Montana. The flexible length of stay works well for a shorter stay or making it part of a longer fishing vacation. All meals will be cooked by a professional chef and are served in the Homestead’s cozy dining room.

The guides will make each day on the river a special one filled great lunches served on the banks of the river and great conversation about fishing and life. During your visit, you will fish the famed Yellowstone, the Boulder, the Stillwater, the Paradise Valley Spring Creeks and, of course, a few secret spots they have discovered over the years. Each day you will be able to choose from any one of many fishing options.