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| Prewett Creek Inn & Fly Shop - Cascade,
Montana Issue 01 - 2005 Phil and the staff would like to thank all of our 2004 guests for your support and faith in our services during our first year at Prewett Creek Inn. Our guests ranged from all points of the United States to even some International anglers. Depending on when you were with us, you may have seen any degree of construction work being done. For that we apologize for any inconvenience it may have caused. On the other side of the coin, we are expecting to have our new Fly Shop operational by May 1, 2005, furthering the ability to service your angling and vacation needs. By May 1, we also hope to have our Back Eddy cottage complete giving you the option of a two-bedroom cottage with full kitchen and lounge area. For the small groups of anglers or families, this will be very convenient. The fly shop will have some South Fork pontoon boats for rent as well as a few Hog Island drift boats for your rental convenience. We have applied for our beer & wine license as well as the license required for issuing fishing licenses. Hopefully we will have both of them early in the season. We are presently receiving advance reservations for the 2005 season and would love to see all of our first year customers return. With that, I'm offering a 5% lodging discount to you for any reservation made before May 1, 2005. We look forward to seeing you again soon! Sincerely, Phil & Joan Camera Owners |
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In 2005 we were pleased by a visit by William Clark, a
direct descendant of the storied explorer Lewis Clark. William Clark traveled the
Missouri River with a companion in an authentic dug-out canoe recreating the
historic journey of his famous ancestor. William journeyed the entire length of the
original trip made by Lewis and Clark expedition. CLICK» to read more about the Lewis and Clark Trail and the original exploratory expedition. |
 William Clark paddling the Missouri River in an authentic reproduction of the original expedition canoe design that carried the first trip. |
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