The Great Gallatin Guide-Off pairs master fly fishing guides with people who want to have a good time, catch fish, and support a healthy Gallatin River for future generations! Win your favorite guide by bidding for him or her online. The winning bidder will fish with a winning guide on Saturday, July 1st.
Thank you to the forty donors who raised $8,735 to support a healthy Gallatin River for future generations on May 4th and 5th, 2017 during Give Big Gallatin Valley. The Gallatin River Task Force was the 21st of 168 nonprofit raising funds in Gallatin County.
On March 22, 2017 at the premier of the F3T Fly Fishing Film Tour in Big Sky, Camille Egdorf, fly fishing guide for Yellow Dog Flyfishing Adventures, selected the recipient of a custom RO Drift Boat. Diane Bartzick was the lucky winner!
The Gallatin River Task Force was named the Best Nonprofit in Big Sky in an annual Explore Big Sky poll.
Please consider giving a gift to the Task Force, on behalf of the Gallatin River, before the end of 2016. Your donation is tax deductible, and the river reaps the benefits with you.
We can’t believe that another year of monitoring and restoring the Gallatin River Watershed has come and gone! To date in 2016, the 114 members of the Volunteer Task Force donated 912 hours, drove over 3,000 miles, raised over $20,000 at the Hooked on the Gallatin Banquet, and harvested at least 5,000 willows.
Before we ring in the new year, we want to take the time to celebrate the accomplishments of a few of the individuals who went to great lengths to protect the Gallatin River. Thank you to all of our volunteers, you make our work possible.
Rick & Michelle Donaldson have rivers flowing through their hearts, from Michigan to Montana.
Call the Gallatin River Task Force office at 406.993.2519 or email headwaters@gallatinrivertaskforce.org to learn how to buy your tickets today! Tickets are $100 and the drawing will happen when 100 tickets are sold. You could have a new drift boat for...
Adam Johnson is a busy guy. Adam works in the Environmental Management Program at the Yellowstone Club, and builds mountain bike trails on the side. When he’s not working, Adam goes to great lengths to protect the Gallatin River Watershed. We sat down with Adam the other day to learn why he decided to become a member of the Volunteer Task Force.
The Gallatin River Task Force welcomes Rick Donaldson to the Board of Directors. A Big Sky resident since 2010 and a river lover for life, Rick brings his life-long passion for rivers and financial acumen to the Task Force team.
