The best spots include deeper pools along the Gritty Stone Creek and the confluence near Rock Creek. Shore access is good via Forest Service roads and hiking trails, especially near pull-offs along Gritty Stone Road. No boat ramps—fishing is mostly walk-in. Productive areas include undercut banks, shaded coves, and riffle-run transitions. Trout bite best spring through fall; use spinners, woolly buggers, and small nymphs. In summer, dry flies work well. Confirmed by Montana FWP reports and local angler forums, this area is a hidden gem for fly and spin anglers alike.