River shuttle services are an integral part of the Montana fly fishing scene as floating these legendary western rivers is the standard way to fish and experience them.
Be sure to call ahead and early in the mornings (before 9 am) - especially if fishing a new river or area - to ensure availability. When making the call, you will want to have your vehicle description, license plate number, and key location on hand to give the driver over the phone. Payments are typically made using cash or check that is left in the vehicle for the driver - exact cash is typically requested and amounts vary depending on the location.
Rocket Shuttle - (406) 581-4626
Dorothy’s Shuttles Service - (406) 682-488
Beartooth Fly Fishing – (406) 682-7525
Fins Shuttle Service - (406) 595-7887
Space Shuttle Service - (406) 579-5442
Bob’s Shuttles – (406) 595-0587
Bob’s Shuttles – (406) 595-0587
Bob’s Shuttles (lower river) – (406) 595-0587
4-Rivers Fishing Company – (406) 684-5651
Digger Driver Shuttles – (406) 823-9238
B&G River Shuttle – (406) 223-3174
Sweetgrass Shuttles (Big Timber) – (406) 930-0927
Jim’s Shuttle Service (Reed Point) – (406) 322-4007
Anderson and Platte Outfitters – (406) 683-2692
4-Rivers Fishing Company (lower river) – (406) 684-5651
Sunrise Fly Shop – (406) 835-3474
Troutfitters – (406) 832-3212
Bighorn Angler – (866) 979-3231
Bob’s Shuttle Service (Toston) – (406) 595-0587
Cross Currents (Craig, Montana) – (406) 235-3433
Montana Shuttle Directory - See Online Here
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