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Welcome to A Able's webpage.

As A Able Fishing Charters and Tours hits the water for a 27th season, NOW is the time to book your fishing trips!!!

The late spring/early summer fishing on Flathead Lake has been great!! Most trips have seen fish over 36" caught, with plenty of good eaters too. Our comfortable, heated boats provide the safety and security to tackle Flathead Lake at this time of the year, and our quality gear never lets us down!

This time of the year, the runoff and muddy water can make fishing Flathead Lake a challenge, but catching big Kamloops Rainbows on Bitterroot lake, as well as limits of delicious Kokanee salmon, is always a good option. Now is the time to book these trips. We offer full and half day trips on Bitterroot Lake!

Happy Spring from A Able Fishing Charters and Tours! We look forward to making a memory with you in 2013!

  If you are looking to get some great info on Flathead Lake fishing, look no further!  Two years ago, I and some other Flathead Lake experts, participated in a series of videos produced by the CSKT. The DVD’s are available for the asking by calling Cindy Benson at 406-675-2700 ext. 7294. They can also be viewed on Vimeo.com. One of my videos can be viewed here…http://vimeo.com/62439427 While I did  a series on trolling, there are some great clips by [...]

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  Flathead Valley fishing, especially the trout fishing, in Flathead Lake and other waters in the shadows of Glacier National Park is in full spring swing! Runoff from the high country causes rivers and streams to swell and muddy up. Trout anglers look to local lakes, which by and large are open to trout fishing year round, even with opening day only days away. As the surface temps warm rapidly, insect activity brings fish to the surface and it is [...]

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    The yellow perch are in at Flathead Lakes East Bay in Polson, Montana. This is a fishery that many look forward to each year when the water temps rise and they move into spawning grounds. Once water temps rise to about 48 degrees on this shallow bay, the fish turn on.  Ideal conditions look like this…cool nights that allow the water temps to drop to about 40-42 degrees in 1-3 feet of water.  As the late morning sun [...]

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