Pros: Staff are awesome, friendly, and knowledgeable. Parking is easy. There is a store with food,…read moredrinks, and clothing. The area is beautiful. Cons: The boat that is covered gets hot inside, unless there is a cool breeze. If you are in the covered boat and not seated at a window, you will miss the majority of sites that are called out during the narration. Views are very limited. If the boat is full, you can't really walk and hang out on the back of the boat which is open air. The boat moves very slow. Did I mention it gets warm? My advice: if an option, take the open air boat (Sacajawea) where there is no cover (bring sunscreen). Check to see if they rent pontoons or other boats. Just an ok experience and wouldn't do it again.

We didn't think that the boat tour lived up to the hype. If you're local or have lots of time on…read moreyour hands go for it, it's a nice boat ride and the staff is wonderful. Food at the cafe looked good too. If you're a tourist budgeting your time you might want to pass. On our two hour boat ride we learned a bit about the area, Lewis & Clark and the flora & fauna. The ride itself was basically looking at rock cliffs, pine trees and spinning around in circles for different views. With the required half hour early request and a little time after the tour it took about three hours of our time.

Premier fly fishing store in the middle of a tiny town in Craig, Montana (population about 40)…read more They compete with 2 other shops and a number of guides but they provide excellent service, guides, and shop. Went on a group trip with Gig Harbor Fly shop out of Washington for 5 days. See my other reviews for the fly shop and owner: Blake Merkin. I loved this group because I got to fish the way I wanted to fish: trout spey. While most of the world is single handed fishing, this shop is very familiar with trout spey - also called microspey; Headhunters caters to 2 handed anglers. I am such an angler - I always fish with a 2 hander for steelhead, salmon, ocean surf fishing, bay fishing, and even trout in my local waters. From the time you enter the shop to the time you leave, this store offers more than the square footage of the shop. They have the flies that catch real fish, rods, lines, reels, and clothing & accessories. I was looking for an integrated fishing line for my newly purchased 5wt trout spey rod so I brought along my reel with backing on it ready to buy. But when I could not decide between a scandi or skagit integrated line, the shop was so nice to offer a no cost loaner/demo of the line. They even put their line on their Sage reel plus a tapered leader!. I can not believe a fly shop would offer to do this as all other fly shops I have been into either do not offer a demo program nor would they even offer to let you use a line for free! I ended up buying the line after using it for a day - they definitely know how to gain confidence in their services and products! The best guide out of Headhunters: Whitney Gould - was the best 2 handed guide & instructor I have ever met! Whitney was the only FFF certified casting THCI and multi world champion spey cast distance competitor. She certainly knows how to guide a spey angler on the Missouri big time! She got me onto many stretches of the water where I could get out of the boat, walk & wade into some huge fish. Have to say, it's best day I have had using my 2 handed rod. This shop is a must stop by and I would definitely return to this blue ribbon fishery!

Good job on loosing my key fob twice, with your shuttle service. At least you found it once and I…read morehave only had to buy one new key fob. They do know the MO well but they have really commoditized the sport.

To Yelpers!!!!! Do not miss out! BRO is clearly the bomb and remains our go-to crew for all…read morethings fly fishing in Montana. The whole crew continues to amaze us with service, value and the quality of the educational experience that they provide. Consistency is key and they just keep getting better. Terri and John have this whole program DIALED IN and you won't be disappointed. Book it early folks. The trout are waiting! Thanks to Phil, John and Kurt for 2 great days and of course Noelle for organizing EVERYTHING for us! Hey yall. Go Getchasumma that BRO!

My husband and I fished two days with Chad, our guide, for the second year. He helped me with some…read moreimprovements to my casting and I was able to catch a 19" brown. Chad has a lot of stories and knows the rivers and area very well. Never been disappointed.

What a charming surprise in the small town of Cascade. Mike, the owner, was very helpful with our…read morecheck in. He gave us recommendations of places to have dinner and breakfast in town. I also over heard him giving a new to fly fishing person some wonderful advice. He opens the shop at 6am with coffee ready. There is a grocery store right next door, too, if you are need of something more. The fly shop was well stocked with anything the traveling angler might need last minute. Also a great selection of Patagonia gear, rods, and branded merchandise. I would like to stay here again. Much better than the hectic city of Great Falls. Has the relaxing, comfortable feel of a small town.

All around solid stay. We took 2 nights in the apartment unit with full kitchen, a good sized…read moredeck, grill, 2 bedrooms containing 3 beds. Fly shop, grocery quite literally next door. We'll be back.

Informative staff and great kayaks. We had a great time on the Missouri! Informative staff and very…read morehelpful. Would definitely use again. Thank you!

At first I was skeptical about doing this without any white water especially after rafting in Costa…read moreRica, but I was sadly mistaken. Ken our guide was outstanding. We leisurely drifted by some of the most beautiful country around. Very relaxing for sure. We pulled over to an island and had a nice lunch mid way through our trip. I encourage others to try this. Thank you for a memorable trip. Chip & Joan L

Day 9 in Montana we said goodbye to the most wonderful fishing lodge adventure ever! The Lodge at…read moreEagle Rock was simply amazing. The lodge itself is spacious & beautiful, the chefs - Jeff & Courtney - are 5-star. Every meal we had was of the highest quality and prepared perfectly. The people who work there in the lodge are absolute top notch. We can't say enough great things about Laura, Shamra, Shaunna, Jill and everyone there who made sure that our stay was just perfect. We made some new friends, enjoyed amazing food & drinks and caught fish every day on the river. We both hope to come back again for this experience in the future.

Had the time of my life here. Loved the experience and staff. Definitely coming back!read more

Best outfitter I've ever gone with. Their guides bust their butts all day long to make sure you…read morehave a safe, fun trip. They know the river like the back of their hands and take you to a lot of little-known spots. It's worth pointing out that independent travelers going down the river would often stop by and ask our guides how to get to this or that natural or historic spot. The gear was bulletproof, the guides were courteous and helpful. The route was perfect. This is a professional organization that knows what they are doing. I cannot recommend them highly enough.

I've taken two large group trips with MRO and cannot recommend them enough! JUST DO IT!read more

Please don't SCREAM INTO A MICROPHONE…read more Each car on this train is equipped with a speaker. The hyper-enthusiastic conductor and tour guide (I didn't catch her name but she's the one who sings the end of each sentence) yelled into her microphone, blasting us with inescapable noise for more than an hour. There was no break or other opportunity to ask her to turn it down. She should have realized how loud it was and adjusted her voice or fine tuned the equipment. This also seemed disrespectful to the neighborhood we were riding through early on a Saturday morning. I finally resorted to putting my hands over my ears and still ended up with tinnitus for the rest of the day. You could easily walk the route that this train covers and see the same old mansions and city buildings. You would not get the commentary, but you would not have your hearing damaged, either.

We were struggling to find things to do in Helena that were dog friendly outside of your typical…read moreparks, hikes, etc. We almost decided to just drive through to the next town, but then we saw on travel zoo that someone had mentioned they were allowed to bring their dog on the train at Last Chance Tours. So we took a chance and headed over first thing in the morning. They said we could bring our dog along so we bought tickets for the first tour. I'm so glad we did! The tour was great and the open air bus kept things cool with a breeze even in warm temperatures. The engineer was incredibly friendly and knowledgeable, and I'm honestly shocked at how much I learned about the history of this town. The kids who had him as their 8th grade history teacher were lucky, indeed.I feel like we got to see it all wrapped up in a neat little bow of a 1 hour tour. The price was incredibly reasonable and if you need to use the restroom before or after your tour you can just walk across the street to the Capitol building. They also offered snacks, drinks and souvenirs for purchase. I highly recommend this to anyone visiting the city. I think even long-time residents would find this a fun, interesting and educational activity.

Fantastic ranch Ernie and Kim are brilliant hosts. The place is unbelieveable awesome, the scenery…read moreis amazing

Fun trail riding in the beautiful Montana wilderness outside Augusta. We have been here twice and…read moreplan to return. The staff are warm, fun, and friendly. Good people. Food is good typical Montana fare - light on the veggies, heavy on the bacon. Cook offers options too. Accommodations are individual rustic cabins with a lodge for food, gathering, and Internet. No cell coverage in these woods. What we did here was trail ride in the woods around this ranch. Light fishing & skeet shooting are offered as well as some nighttime talks by local wildlife photographer, and a Native American singer. Great hiking too. They have kid wranglers for younger riders. For trail rides, they break riders into groups by levels so novices and more advanced riders are comfortable. At the end of the week is a fun team competition in the arena to pen cows, barrel race, and jog your horses around poles. Last night is a steak cook out down by the river. Great way to leave city life behind and explore our western lifestyle. Also recommend timing a trip to attend the Augusta rodeo at the end of June. And adding on a river adventure with Montana Outfitters. This ranch is not far from Great Falls and a half day drive from Glacier National Park.