| AFTCO Flathead River Float |
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| Thursday, 07 April 2016 13:26 |
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The AFTCO brand is instantly recognized by anglers worldwide. Aftco is the premier supplier of traditional fishing clothing as well as being on the cutting edge of modern materials, design and functionality. While not specifically targeting kayak anglers, they are getting closer and closer. Check out this paddle board trip down Montana's beautiful Flathead River. After months of planning and postponed dates due to wildfires the 2015 Fight to SOAR Montana expedition presented by AFTCO and sponsored by Optrix, Garmin, Watershed, Southern Raft Supply and Orvis, was finally happening. This trip showcases the wildness and beauty of the South Fork Flathead River and how important the wild and scenic river designation is for our nations rivers. Additionally it brings a unique adventure and inspiration for others to explore and protect these wild places. |
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