Ennis, Montana, on the Madison River:

The Town of Ennis

Ennis has a population of around 900 people and resides within easy distance of several famous blue ribbon trout streams. The commerical district consists of one Main Street about 4 or 5 blocks long. It is the classic, small, western town, with friendly people and a quiet disposition. There is almost every amenity which one would need including several restaurants offering a variety of very good dining, several antique and art galleries, and two outstanding fly shops which would be happy to line up fishing outfitters and/or car shuttles service from various fishing access points.

The House

We offer a cozy house in town for weekly rental to fishermen and bird hunters.
This newly renovated, 80-year old house, with 4 Bedrooms and one bathroom, sleeps up to six.
There are two rooms and three beds on each floor and a large fenced back yard.
There is also a fully functional kitchen and refrigerator, a fire place, and an outdoor grill.

Just strolling distance from Main Street, fly shops, restaurants and other shopping are easily accessible.
The Madison River runs along the east side of town, and there is good public access at a park on the edge of town and just across the bridge. Numerous other public access points are easily accessible both up and down the Madison River, as well as along all major trout streams in Montana.

Kitchen and Sitting Area
Kitchen and sitting area of Ennis rental house Kitchen
Kitchen area of Montana rental house
Dining Area
Dining area of Ennis rental house with fireplace in background Sitting Area
Living area of Ennis rental house in Southwest Montana
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Nearby Towns

Bozeman, with a major airport is a quick 50 miles to the north
Livingston, on the Yellowstone River, is about 25 miles east of Bozeman.
Historic Virginia city is just over the pass to the west (about 15 miles).
West Yellowstone is 70 miles
Butte is about 100 miles
Dillon is about 70 miles

Other Easily Accessible Trout streams.

Gallatin River 45 miles north and east.
Ruby River is west about 25 miles.
The Beaverhead and Big Hole come together about 40 miles distant,near Twin Bridges, MT,
The Jefferson River begins at Twin Bridges.
Three Forks, Montana, where the Jefferson, the Gallatin, and the Madison come together to form the Missouri River is about 45 miles.
Yellowstone River is about 75 miles at Livingston
Henry’s Fork, in Idaho, is probably around 80 miles.
Yellowstone Park, West Entrance, is about 70 miles, with several streams in the park. (get regs here)

Guides

Montana Trout Stalkers

Ennis Chamber of Commerce

Chamber of Commerce

Rental Info

henryh@gillspierco.com
Phone: (231) 386-5711

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