Fall Fly Fishing on the Big Horn with Montana Matt - Follow Montana Matt, Guide Timmy and KT Hunter Thompson on a beautiful Fall day fly fishing the Big Horn River. We caught Rainbows and Browns on nymphs, dry flies and streamers. Enjoy watching take after take and acrobatic jumps from the trout of the Big Horn River in Fort Smith Montana - fly fishing video channel - Global FlyFisher

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Fall Fly Fishing on the Big Horn with Montana Matt

Follow Montana Matt, Guide Timmy and KT Hunter Thompson on a beautiful Fall day fly fishing the Big Horn River. We caught Rainbows and Browns on nymphs, dry flies and streamers. Enjoy watching take after take and acrobatic jumps from the trout of the Big Horn River in Fort Smith Montana
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